Internet Explorer 10: Difference between revisions

A Metro version of Internet Explorer 10 (available on Windows 8) includes a new UI, most of which is hidden so that a webpage being viewed takes up an entire screen. A UI can be revealed by a right click of a mouse or by a swipe from a top or bottom edges of a touchscreen. When a UI is shown, current tabs are listed on a top of a screen, with a small preview of a page on each tab. A button to add a new tab is placed in a top-right corner. At a bottom of a screen, an address bar and navigational buttons are shown. Navigational buttons include a Back button (to navigate to a previous page), a Refresh button (to reload an active page), a Pin button (which create a new shortcut tile for an active page on a Start screen), and a wrench-shaped icon, which opens an only menu under Metro. It contains options such as "View on Desktop", which opens a current webpage on a desktop version of IE 10, and "Find on page", which can find a text string (a word, phrase, or arbitrary set of letters) in an active page.