You know the development of Internet Explorer 12 is coming along fine when you have Microsoft asking for more feedback from users. Asking, when we have very little to go by for the upcoming browser.
More specifically, the company is asking for feedback for the “F12 Tools” in Internet Explorer.
The Windows 10 Technical Preview that is available for download right now comes sans this version of the browser — instead, Microsoft has bundled in Internet Explorer 11, the same flavor that is part of Windows 8.1.
However,
a tweet posted by the IE team has revealed that they are working on a revamp of the F12 developer tools in the browser, and asked users to suggest improvements.
An accompanying photo shows that navigation, now, is along the top of the window. The icons have been removed, replaced by text, while badges are shown after their respective tools. And in case you are wondering, the existing keyboard shortcuts here still work the same.
Microsoft is touting an overflow design that places components into a drop down menu.
These changes, Redmond claims, lead to an easier navigation and streamlined operations for developers and people that uses these tools. They’re not final, though.
And hence the request for feedback.
If you have any, be sure to drop the Internet Explorer team a line at the email listed above.
via:windows10update
