Google added Chrome in Internet Explorer
It looks fantastic, but it's true. Google has developed a plug-in for Internet Explorer called Google Chrome Frame , which can switch rendering from standard to WebKit on board to support features from html5 tags to fast javascript engine. The figure shows a screenshot of an invitation to install a plugin to work with Google Wave through Internet Explorer, which was not previously supported in this project.
The rendering of the plugin is turned off by default, in order to enable it, the site developer must include the following code in the page markup:
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When Chrome Frame detects such a tag, the plugin automatically switches rendering to Webkit.
Under the cut video from the developers. In the comments picture with a working border-radius in IE8.
The rendering of the plugin is turned off by default, in order to enable it, the site developer must include the following code in the page markup:
')
<meta http-equiv = "X-UA-Compatible" content = "chrome = 1">
When Chrome Frame detects such a tag, the plugin automatically switches rendering to Webkit.
Under the cut video from the developers. In the comments picture with a working border-radius in IE8.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/70370/
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