

I agree that this is an important feature to keep your PC safe from aggressive or malicious Web sites, so consider carefully if you really do want to enable automatic downloading of any type of file. I believe that Microsoft has hidden this option for recent releases of Internet Explorer as a security feature. In earlier versions of IE, the open/save dialog prompt came with a checkbox option to show, or not to show the dialog again for a particular file type, but this is no longer easily available.

The only drawback of the new Internet Explorer is that it is only compatible with the latest versions of the Windows operating system.In Internet Explorer 10 and IE 11 Microsoft has hidden the option to automatically open files rather than prompting for you to open or save a file of that type each time you click on it. Among other important features of the browser is a convenient bookmark panel, support for most modern web standards, the ability to install add-ons and low consumption of system resources. The speed of page loading has also increased considerably - now Internet Explorer can handle even "heavy" portals well. In the updated graphical shell, the main area of the main Internet Explorer window is devoted to the page display, and all tools are located on a thin strip at the top. It's become much more comfortable and practical. The changes have primarily affected the graphical interface of the browser. This browser is now able to compete with Firefox, Chrome and Opera. But few people know that with the latest versions, the Microsoft brainchild has reached a whole new level. Due to the fact that early versions of the browser were quite "raw" and not devoid of shortcomings, the program has gained a rather dubious reputation among users. Internet Explorer is undoubtedly the world's most famous web browser, which is installed on your computer along with the Windows operating system. Older versions: Internet Exporer 10, Internet Explorer 9
