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1 blogs.msdn.com/cqwang Internet Explorer 8 1 王超群互联网策略顾问平台与开发合作部微软 ( 中国 ) 有限公司

2 The Web as a Platform A Place to Read and Write Rich Content The Social and Collaborative Web Software Above the Level of a Single Device Rich User Experience Lightweight Programming Models End of Software Release Cycles and Deployment 2

3 Enable New Business Scenarios Enterprise Ready Reduces Security Risks Improved Productivity Improved Developer Platform 3

4 4 Accelerators Web Slices Improved Search

5 New Ready Access to Online Services You Use Most Blog Shop Map Share Translate Find Define 5

6 New Rich, Real-time Integration of Online Services zune 6

7 New Suggestions Configure Quickly Visual Search Specify Multiple with Returns Search Results Search Images Provider from Providers with History Results 7

8 8 Compatible Ready to Deploy Robust and Flexible Management Provides Better User Experience

9 Enterprise Compatible with Internet Explorer 7 Ships with multiple layout engines Application Compatibility Tools Compatibility Mode Value IE=5 IE=6 IE=7 IE=8 IE=edge Render Behavior Quirks mode Internet Explorer 6 Standards mode Strict mode Internet Explorer 8 Standards mode Uses latest standards that Internet Explorer 8 and any future versions of the browser support. Not recommended for production sites. 9

10 Enterprise Standalone Installation Standard or custom installation package Distributed Deployment Active Directory, WSUS, SCCM Slipstream Deployment Create Windows installation image with Internet Explorer 8 Windows and Internet Explorer updates can be slipstreamed Use Windows Automated Installation Kit Custom Installation Packages 10

11 Enterprise Centralized Management of User Settings Update settings using IEAK Group Policy Enhancements Greater control over Internet Explorer behavior New Administrative Template Many new and enhanced policy settings Usage Scenarios Configure Accelerators Control InPrivate settings Disable Developer Tools 11

12 Enterprise Helps Configure Deployment Settings Create Customized, Branded Versions Improved Customization Workflow Three Licensing Modes: Independent Content Provider (ICP) Independent Service Provider (ISP) Corporate 12

13 Secure InPrivate Technologies SmartScreen Filter Improved Process Model Cross-Site and Mashup Security ActiveX Security Technologies Other Security Technologies 13

14 Secure Improved InPrivate Privacy Report Delete Browsing Blocking Browsing History Delete Keeps Prevents View restricted personal information sites from data blocked sharing from certain being cookies details sites saved of your in browser visit Retain Cookies, Blocks Review content cookies a temporary site s privacy and from temporary Internet third-party summary files, sites and history, for certificate Favorites etc. 14

15 Peace SmartScreen Filter Increases anti-phishing and anti-malware protection Allows you to report unsafe sites to Microsoft Malware Blocked Notification Phishing Site Warning 15

16 Secure Standard users can install Run on current or all sites Reduced risk Less administration Per-User Per-Site ActiveX 16

17 Secure Helps mitigate many memory-related vulnerabilities by blocking code execution from protected memory 17

18 Secure Security, compatibility and functionality Who? Per User Can it be used? Opt in Where? Per site Exploit Controls ActiveX Killbits Doesn t require elevating admin privileges Before it can be used (Internet Explorer 7) Developers can restrict to their site Pre Internet Explorer 8 Can be requested by site owner 18

19 Secure XSS the new buffer overflow Detects Type-1 (reflection) attacks Steal cookies Log keystrokes Deface sites Steal credentials Port-scan the Intranet Launch CSRF Steal browser history Abuse vulnerabilities Evade phishing filters Circumvent HTTPS 19

20 Secure Cross Domain Requests (XDR) Enables web developers to more securely communicate between domains Provides a mechanism to establish trust between domains through an explicit acknowledgement of sharing cross domain Both parties know which sites are sharing information Cross Document Messaging (XDM) Enables two domains to establish a trust relationship to exchange object messages Provides a web developer a more secure mechanism to build cross domain communication applications 20

21 Secure Internet Explorer 7 Process Model Internet Explorer 8 Process Model

22 Secure Like Windows Explorer Toolbars Search Providers Accelerators InPrivate Blocking List InPrivate Subscriptions 22

23 Secure Domain Name Highlighting Application Protocol Prompt File Upload Control 23

24 Secure Improved Support for Accessibility Standards Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) User Interface Automation (UIA) Express Adaptive Page Zoom Intelligently zooms the page Text and images fit within original page dimensions 24

25 25 User Interface Reduces Clicks Improved Search

26 Faster Domain Reopen Tab Autocomplete Improved Grouping Closed Name Certificate Suggestions Highlighting Tabs Validation 26

27 Faster Integrated Unobtrusive Clearly Result Highlighting Visible Find Result on Feature this on Count Page in Search Box 27

28 28 Improved Interoperability Integrated Developer Tools Features for Rich Applications

29 CSS 2.1 CSS 2.1 compliance DOM Improvements HTML Improvements Acid2 Test compliance HTML ACID 2 This means Data URI Support Improved Namespace Support And more

30 Compatibility Mode Value IE=5 IE=7 IE=EmulateIE7 IE=8 IE=edge Render Behavior Quirks mode Standards mode Display standards DOCTYPEs in Internet Explorer 7 Standards mode; Display quirks DOCTYPEs in Quirks mode Internet Explorer 8 Standards mode Uses latest standards that Internet Explorer 8 and any future versions of the browser support. Not recommended for production sites. 30

31 Developer Developers can specify layout engine <meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="ie=8" > <meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="ie=7" > Consider using custom response headers in IIS7 31

32 Developer CSS 2.1 Compliance Helps standardize web page development DOM Improvements Addresses Cross-browser inconsistencies HTML Improvements Upgraded support for presentational elements Take full advantage of HTML 4 Acid2 Test Compliance 32

33 <meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="ie=8" > Standard Mode (default) Higher Interoperability Web Standards Existing Internet Explorer 7 Mode <meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="ie=7" > 33

34 Developer Toolbar is integrated Performance improved Edit and debug CSS and HTML See Web page as it runs not just source code 34

35 Break Point Debugging Toolbar JavaScript Debugging Window JavaScript Debugging Tools 35

36 36 Developer

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38 38 <meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="ie=7" >

39 WebSlices Accelerators Mashups

40 Developer Browser components updated Better Navigation Uses windows.location.hash event // Set up a handler for hash changes. window.onhashchange = new function() { if (window.location.hash == "hashdata") { // Perform work... } }... // Changing the hash fragment will raise onhashchange. window.location.hash = "hashdata"; 40

41 Developer <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <openservicedescription xmlns=" <homepageurl> <display> <name>find product with ebay</name> <icon> </display> <activity category="find"> <activityaction context="selection"> <preview action=" /> <execute method="get" action=" /> </activityaction> </activity> </openservicedescription> 41

42 Discover WebSlice View Web Slice <div class= hslice id= 1 > <p class= entry-title >Las Vegas 79 </p> <div class= entry-content > </div>... </div> <!-- HTML body content to render. --> Enable Content 42

43 Enterprise Ready Reduces Security Risks Improved Productivity Enable New Business Scenarios Improved Developer Platform Deployment Management Privacy Security Performance Smart Bars Accelerators Web Slices Interoperability Developer Tools Custom Packages Reliability Accessibility Tab Grouping Enhanced Find Improved Search Application Development 43

44 The UX Continuum Universal Web Experience First Microsoft Application Platform Consistent model to build and deploy great UX blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

45 Universal Web Experience First Designer Tools Developer Tools blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

46 Microsoft Silverlight 是一种跨平台 跨浏览器的, 幵且提供了丰富的媒体和交互式应用的技术平台 blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

47 17 天时间, 以 Silverlight 为基础的网站上 : 微软.NET 开发部门公司副总裁 Scott Guthrie 表示 : 一年前我们刚刚推出了 Silverlight, 现在全 球已有四分之一的个人用户在使用已安装 Silverlight 的电脑 13 亿的网页浏览量 5,000 万的独立 IP 访问用户 7,000 万媒体流 1,000 万小时视频播放 3,500 万手机页面浏览量 5,000 个视频剪辑 / 每天 150 多个全球合作伙伴 通过微软和合作伙伴的调查中显示, 中国, 已经 有接近 70% 的用户安装了 Silverlight blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

48 Silverlight 2.0 Silverlight 1.0 高清视频.NET Framework 基础类库 内置控件 丰富的 UI 样式模板 全面网络协议支持 XAML 语言.NET 语言支持 DRM blogs.msdn.com/cqwang Deep Zoom 增强服务器扩展能力

49 商业决策者 (Media & 商业决策者 (Application 开发人员 设计人员 Advertising) Development) HD 视频的用 全新的 Web 创建最丰富的 与开发人员无 户体验 应用体验 应用程序 缝协作 内容保护带来 易被搜索引擎 熟悉的工具和 创造卓越的用 商业模式 抓取 语言 户体验 部署和维护时.NET 开发人 更多控件, 快 多控件 模板 更低的 TCO 员就绪 速开发 个性化界面 blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

50 Cross-browser, cross-platform, cross-device for building and delivering the next generation of.net based media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web Business Benefits Deliver Compelling Cross-Platform Experiences Increase Team Productivity and Collaboration Reach Out to New Markets blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

51 Create Distribute Experience Expression Blend for creating media experiences Expression Encoder for publishing with Silverlight + Existing ecosystem of WMV technology partners / solution providers Up to 2x streaming scalability over Windows Server 2003 New IIS7 Media Pack with bit-rate throttling for lower cost for downloaded media New Secure content delivery over SSL and Cache/Proxy support Interactivity, video, and animation in browser and/or full screen Seamless, Fast Installation for End Users Consistent experience on Mac and Windows blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

52 Available in Silverlight 3 (Q1 2009) H.264 video Baseline, Main, and High 4:2:0 profiles (progressive only) AAC-LC mono or stereo audio.mp4 for progressive download Looking at how to expand support to for live and RTSP DRM for H.264 coming after Q1 blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

53 Silverlight 2 MediaStreamSource Managed code file parsers Managed code stream parsers Silverlight 3 MediaStreamSource Adds managed code decoders Decoders live in.net sandbox 50+% performance of assembly-optimized native decoders Managed code extensibility means No end-user install No end-user authentication User experience is identical to a built-in codec blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

54 Adapts the quality of the video based on CPU and network conditions to provide the best end user viewing experience Publish multiple, complete files to IIS. IIS delivers virtual chunks to SL2 player. Simple to deploy. Simple to Manage. Encode in xencoder. or 3 rd party tool. Publish to IIS. Experience in Silverlight No coding required Simplifies content creation and management blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

55 Video is encoded to VC-1 or H264 in a fragmented MP4 container fmp kbps 2450.fmp kbps 2600.fmp kbps 2900.fmp kbps fmp kbps IIS-created chunks are cacheable objects. blogs.msdn.com/cqwang Client request video file from Web server. The server delivers the content, with an XML manifest, that declares available quality levels As network and CPU conditions change, the Silverlight player requests higher or lower quality chunks from the server.

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57 2D, Text & Animation HD Quality Video: VC-1 Streaming and VOD DRM Rich Controls Library Cross-Platform.Net Subset Browser Integration DeepZoom Isolated Local Storage Networking (HTTPS & Sockets)

58 H.264 & AAC More Controls More Media Improved performance Expanding the platform

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60 Video: BBT SmoothHD Taobao Redmooncake PhotoFlame blogs.msdn.com/cqwang

61 PDC Beyond Silverlight 2.0 RTM Silverlight 3.0 Silverlight Mobile Expression Suite WPF 4.0 Beta WPF 4.0 Expression Blend 2 SP1 Preview Visual Studio 2008 SP1 Visual Studio 2010 Beta Visual Studio 2010

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