Some of its features are--
1. Users can set three different rendering modes using the X-UA-Compatible header:
- Quirks mode which supports Internet Explorer 5 and legacy browsers
- Strict mode which supports Internet Explorer 7 and is accessed through the emulate IE 7 button
- Internet Explorer 8 standards mode
2.
Cascading style sheets 2.1 compliance
The Internet Explorer 8 layout engine is built to be cascading style sheets 2.1 compliant, enabling web developers and designers to write their pages once and have them render properly across all cascading style sheets 2.1 compatible browsers.
HTML improvements
Many cross-browser inconsistencies have been fixed in Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1, including:
- Separate URL handing for attributes.
- The get/set/remove attribute implementations are now compatible with those of other browsers.
- Default attributes for HTML are supported so that they always exist on elements whether specified in the markup or not.
Improved namespace support
Internet Explorer 8 simplifies the use of standards-compliant XML-based webpages that support namespace features like scalable vector graphics, XML user interface language, mathematical markup language, and others.
Platform performance improvements
Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1 improves performance in many Internet Explorer subsystems, such as the HTML parser, cascading style sheets rule processing, markup tree manipulation, the JScript parser, garbage collector runtime, and memory management.
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