Internet Explorer 11 Samples and Tutorials
Purpose
This documentation provides sample applications that are built with features of Internet Explorer 11, modern standards, and real-world design. Each section presents one or more developer scenarios followed by a number of tasks. Each task is designed to help you understand how to achieve the specified goal.
Developer audience
These samples and tutorials are written for web developers who have a moderate understanding of JavaScript and the Document Object Model (DOM) event model and objects.
Run-time requirements
In this section
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Developer guidance for websites with content for Adobe Flash Player in Windows 8 |
This topic provides information about websites that have content for Adobe Flash Player for Windows 8. It provides guidelines for developers, designers, and content publishers to help with their websites that use Flash Player. |
This article describes how to use Microsoft Direct3D 11 to present efficient, rotation-aware ActiveX controls. |
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Here we offer guidance and strategies for preparing your sites and web applications for plug-in free browsing in Internet Explorer. |
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This topic provides guidelines for web developers to who want to optimize their sites for Internet Explorer for Xbox One. |
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Internet Explorer on Windows 8.1: One browser, two experiences |
Starting with Windows 8, IE provides one web platform that supports two browsing experiences: Internet Explorer in the new Windows UI that is optimized for touch devices, and the familiar browsing experience of Internet Explorer for the desktop. By understanding the differences between the two, developers can use the same HTML5 markup to build rich, interactive websites that will run in both experiences on Windows 8 and beyond. |
This guide provides touch-friendly design guidance and troubleshooting suggestions to ensure your customers who use touch can most effectively use your site. |
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Here we'll dive into strategies for using features in IE that help you build sites and web apps that look great and work seamlessly across multiple Windows 8 device form factors and user input methods. |
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IE for Windows Phone is based on Internet Explorer for the desktop; however, there are differences that web developers should consider. This topic describes some of these differences on a high level for IE11 on Windows Phone 8.1 and previous versions. |
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Use Media Source Extensions APIs to add HTML5 audio and video streaming to your websites without plugins or special servers. |
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WebGL is a standards-based web technology providing fast 2D and 3D graphics. |
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Using the F12 developer tools, you can debug, test, and speed up your webpages. |