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23 May 2012
Good update, but make up your own mind whether you think it offers more functionality than the regular Internet Explorer
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Type: Free for personal use only
Platform: Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Manufacturer: Maxthon International Limited
Size: 15.9MB
Number of Downloads: 2210
Price: Free
In the past, Internet Explorer has received a lot of bad press for lack of updates, security issues, poor CSS support and more. However, since the release of Internet Explorer 9, we now have an ultra-fast modern web browser that offers an up-to-date UI, support for the latest HTML 5 and much more.
When you install Internet Explorer 9 on your system, the installed HTML web core is built in to Windows (and this element is very hard to remove), there have been a number of attempts to create a replacement for Internet Explorer that take this core HTML engine and add additional features to produce a even better web browser.
Maxthon is one of the more popular Internet Explorer replacement browsers and is constantly updated.
The latest version Maxthon 3 contains a number of improvements and fixes. There are tons of other minor updates, too.
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