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Very true, 8 has become the new 6.


In fact, I consider the difference between IE 8 and 9 bigger than the difference between IE 6 and 8.


As far as I know, IE9 is the first version of IE that does away with XP support so MS redid a lot of the rendering code to use Direct2D + DirectWrite which opened up hardware accelerated rendering.




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