Internet Explorer 10 will do more to track

That is what create serious turmoil in the world wide Web: Do not track option should be enabled by default in the next version of Internet Explorer. When you know that IE is in some studies the most used browser in the world, advertisers have to worry about.

For the record, this function attempts to outlaw all sites record user behavior, attempts that aim to better target the advertising banners on web pages. It is already present in IE 9, but is not enabled by default.

According to the RTM version of Windows 8 that would have leaked last week, Do not track the function would be enabled by default when installing the system. For inhibitions, he would click the Customize button at the time of installation, that very few users will ultimately preferring to use the Quick Setup. Which should not at all pleasing to advertising, especially since this option would also track Do not enabled by default in IE 7 for Windows 10.