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Internet Explorer Platform Preview 2 Description
Internet Explorer Platform Preview is an Internet browser designed to offer web developers, designers, and enthusiasts an advanced look at what is going to come in the next major release of Internet Explorer. It is not intended to be your daily browser, and in fact will not replace the version of Internet Explorer you have installed on your computer. The binaries that ship in the Platform Preview Build package do not replace system binaries; instead, they are placed in an iepreview.exe.local folder under the Internet Explorer Platform Preview path. Internet Explorer Platform Preview 2 main features: Speed Demos: Take full advantage of your PC with GPUpowered graphics and compiled JavaScript HTML5 Demos: Deliver interoperability through webstandards including HTML5 and ES5 Graphics Demos: Create next-generation experiences withHTML5 and CSS3 graphical capabilities. Browser Demos: Your sites shine through a site centricbrowsing experience and pinned sites Internet Explorer Platform Preview 2 requirements: Internet Connection What's new in Internet Explorer Platform Preview 2 : Support for CSS3 Flexbox, CSS3 Grid Alignment, CSS3 Multi-column, CSS3 Gradients on background-images and ECMAScript5 Strict Mode. Event object's 'trusted' property: In recent changes to the W3C DOM Level 3 Events specification's Last Call feedback, the working group elected to change the 'trusted' property to 'isTrusted' to match the property of the same name and semantics in Mozilla browsers. IE's implementation of this property has been adjusted to match. DOM Programmability: Invoking cached DOM functions without using the dot (.) notation and without using call/apply/bind now throws script errors. The previously supported legacy function invocation pattern has been removed for better interoperability and standards support: var g = document.getElementById; g(
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