With the release of Windows8 Consumer Edition, the consumer preview version of Microsoft's new generation of new partner IE10 browser will be displayed in Win8. IE10 will have both Metro version and desktop version, and the two complement each other. For the Metro version of IE10, you may not be familiar with it. In the process of experience, it is inevitable to encounter such problems. Now let's take a look at the section on IE10 Consumer Preview in Microsoft Help. Let's play IE10 together.
Win8: Fun IE10 Browser
First, why can't the Internet Explorer 10 Consumer Preview toolbar and add-ons be used?
Internet Explorer 10Win8 provides an experience with "no add-ons". It supports HTML 5 for video content, but you can't install toolbars and add-ons in Internet Explorer 10.
If the page you are viewing requires an add-on or uses Flash, you can view the content by opening the website using Internet Explorer on your desktop. To do this, swipe on the right edge of the screen (if you are using the mouse, point to the top right corner of the screen), tap or click Settings, and then tap or click Use the desktop.
Second, where can I find my favorites?
Internet Explorer 10 does not use the traditional favorites from previous versions. However, you can pin the site to the “Start” screen or use the New tab to open a list of fixed sites and frequently visited sites. If you open Internet Explorer on your desktop, you can use traditional favorites, but you can't access fixed sites from the “start” screen.
Three, how do I display a website in the "compatibility view"
To display a website in "compatibility view", open Internet Explorer on your desktop and click the Compatibility View button in the address bar.
Fourth, how do I set the default web browser?
1. On the &Startquo;Start screen, swipe on the right edge of the screen and click Search.
(If you are using a mouse, please point to the top right corner of the screen and click Search.)
2.Enter Default programs, then click or click Apps
3. In the search results, tap or click on the default program.
4. Tap or click Set your Default Programs.
5. Select the browser you need from the list.
6. Select Set this program as default and click or click OK.
5. I can't find the Internet Explorer 10 image on the &Startquo;Start" screen. How can I recover it?
1. Internet Explorer 10 may have been accidentally unpinned. The steps to reattach it to the “Start” screen are as follows:
2. Swipe on the right edge of the screen and click Search.
(If you are using a mouse, point to the top right corner of the screen and click Search.)
3. Enter Internet Explorer and tap or click Apps.
4. In the search results, swipe down on the Internet Explorer icon and click Pin to “Start” screen.
(If you are using a mouse, right click on Internet Explorer and click on Pin to Start.)
If you set a browser other than Internet Explorer 10 to By default, the image of Internet Explorer 10 will not be displayed on the "Start" screen. The steps to restore this image are as follows:
1. On the &Startquo;Start screen, swipe on the right edge of the screen and click Search.
(If you are using a mouse, point to the top right corner of the screen and click Search.)
2.Enter Default programs, then tap or click Apps.
3. In the search results, click or click the default program.
4. Select Internet Explorer from the list.
5. Select to set this program to the default value, then click or click OK.
Use the previous steps to re-attach Internet Explorer images to the "Start" screen.