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March 14, 2011
Data URIsThe data URI is a means of directly embedding data in the context of a web page. The most common example is a tiny image embedded in a web page, such as the following: data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODdhMAAwAPAAAAAAAP When placed in the src attribute of an img element, this text effectively embeds the image in the markup of the page. Internet Explorer 8 introduced data URIs to Internet Explorer. With Internet Explorer 9, developers can now use a data URI in the src attribute of a script element. Plus, the size limit for data URIs has been lifted from 32 kilobytes (KB) in Internet Explorer 8 to 4 gigabytes (GB) in Internet Explorer 9. ICC Color ProfilesThe International Color Consortium (ICC) publishes color profiles, which describe color attributes of both software and hardware. Internet Explorer 9 introduces support for ICC v2 and v4 color profiles on images, as defined in ICC specifications. Selectors API Level 2The Selectors API Level 2 specification defines a set of application programming interfaces (APIs) that enable you to evaluate selectors in the Document Object Model (DOM). Internet Explorer 8 implemented the Selectors APIs querySelector and querySelectorAll. Internet Explorer 9 adds support for the msMatchesSelector method. |