Internet Explorer 9 RC to Contain ActiveX Filtering

Microsoft, the software giant’s s forthcoming Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate build will introduce an important new filtering feature which will let users selectively pick which parts of Web pages can load ActiveX elements.

According to blog WinRumors, “The filter will allow users to control what ActiveX elements are displayed on sites they visit, furthering Microsoft’s commitment to security within its browser.” The security-focused feature will be included inside the first release candidate for Internet Explorer 9, which is expected to release in later this month. The software giant is expected to ship the feature inside Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate.

The browser tabs and buttons of Internet Explorer 9 RC have also been improved. The build features square tabs and minor UI enhancements to the address bar buttons in IE9. Microsoft has also updated its download manager so that it now displays the transfer speed without the need to hover over individual downloads. Microsoft is expected to release Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate on January 28.

IE9 beta has released on September 15, 2010 to a fanfare of Gorillaz appearances and anticipation of Microsoft’s new look browser. The next generation browser has received a warm welcome from tech enthusiasts, developers and the media. Let expect for its debut.