Earlier this week, the official Internet Explorer developer blog talked about the improvements Microsoft has made for
running JavaScript-based websites in IE 10 for Windows 8. Now the blog
has posted up a new entry which talks about a recently launched
IE 10 demo site called Bubbles. The new demo site is based somewhat on the
Bubblemarks animation benchmark.
The Bubbles web site shows IE logo "bubbles" that move in front of the screen, slowly exposing a winter landscape. The demo can be altered in a number of ways, including the amount of bubbles on screen, the collision effects, how gravity affects the bubbles and more. At the bottom of the screen you can see the frame
rate of the demo along with info about its computation and rendering time.
The Bubbles site works with other web browsers as well but instead of the IE logo, the "bubbles" turn into the logo of that browser such as the Firefox and Chrome symbols.
