First look at Microsoft Internet Explorer 9

Microsoft's IE9 provides a browsing experience that even Chrome and Firefox users may find compelling.

Pinned sites and jump lists

A nice example of how IE9 integrates with a Windows desktop can be seen in pinned sites and jump lists. Users can pin a site to the taskbar at the bottom of their desktops, just like they can with an application. Right-clicking on the pinned site brings up a list of possible actions or portions of the Web site to navigate to. The Amazon.com jump list, for example, provides quick links to best sellers, new releases, or personal account management tasks like viewing your cart or checking order status.

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