IE10 may be automatically upgraded online through IE9

IE9 has just been released for a few days, and the Internet has begun to speculate on the next version of IE. Today, some hidden resources found in the final version of IE9 show that Microsoft has a pre-plan for IE10, revealing a dialog box that mentions IE10, as follows:

Internet Explorer 10 is available, Upgrade IE9 online to IE10 today for a faster, cleaner, and more trusted online browsing experience.

It seems that before the IE10 logo was decided, Microsoft used a placeholder instead of its location. In addition, this dialog does not reveal any other information, but it implies that Microsoft plans to provide IE10 through an IE upgrade system that is independent of Windows Update.

Previous media reports, there are rumors that IE10 will be bundled with Windows 8, so it seems that Microsoft has drawn a smooth transition method for IE9 to IE10, which shows Microsoft's prospects for the browser market Sex planning.

Microsoft doesn't seem to be resting on the IE6 honor, introducing some major improvements in IE9, including standard support and faster browsing speeds. In today's browser market, the competition is becoming more and more fierce. If Microsoft does not want to fall behind, it needs to strive to be one step ahead in the competition.