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Internet Explorer 9 is a free web browser developed by Microsoft for Windows PC computers and laptops. It is compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. This version of Internet Explorer introduced several new features, including increased speed, private browsing mode, and tabbed browsing.

Although Internet Explorer 9 is no longer supported by Microsoft and does not receive technical support or security updates, it can still be downloaded and installed on compatible Windows operating systems. However, it is not compatible with Windows 8, Windows 10, or Windows XP.

The user interface of Internet Explorer 9 underwent a significant upgrade from its predecessor, Internet Explorer 8. The cluttered UI of IE8 was replaced with a more minimalistic design. The command bar, located at the top of the browser, contains the main content and essential navigation buttons.

Tabs are displayed to the right of the command bar, allowing users to open multiple webpages simultaneously. Each tab shows the logo and name of the website, and users can easily close a tab by clicking the 'X' button next to it. Opening a new tab is as simple as clicking on the space next to the active website in the command bar.

Internet Explorer 9 also includes features to enhance performance and user experience. The 'New Tab' page displays the most visited websites, and users can customize this page based on their preferences. The browser also offers an 'InPrivate Browsing' mode, which prevents the storage of online data, such as cookies, browsing history, and contact information.

While Internet Explorer 9 is no longer the latest version of Internet Explorer, Microsoft has replaced it with the Microsoft Edge application. However, there are alternative web browsers available, such as Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari, which offer similar functionalities and can be installed for free.

Overall, Internet Explorer 9 provides a user-friendly browsing experience with its clean design and useful features. Although it is no longer actively developed, it can still be a viable option for Windows Vista and Windows 7 users.