INFO: Differences Between 16-bit and 32-bit Internet Explorer |
Q174485
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.02 for Windows 3.x and Windows NT 3.51 are 16-
bit applications, whereas Internet Explorer 3.02 for Windows 95 and Windows
NT 4.0 are 32-bit applications. There are some features in 32-bit Internet
Explorer 3.02 that are not supported in 16-bit Internet Explorer 3.02. This
article gives some general information on the different features supported
by 32-bit and 16-bit Internet Explorer 3.02.
Please note, this article applies to Internet Explorer 3.02 only, there
will be articles on different feature sets with 16-bit and 32-bit Internet
Explorer 4.0 browsers as they become available.
The following presents a simple matrix for the major features of 32-bit and 16-bit Internet Explorer 3.02:
32-bit Internet Explorer 3.02 16-bit Internet Explorer 3.02
Platform Win95, NT4.0 Win3.1, Win3.11, NT3.51
Memory 8M required, 16M recommended 4M required, 8M recommended
Browser HTML 2.0 HTML 2.0
HTTP 1.0 HTTP 1.0
Plug-in Plug-in(non full page)
ActiveX controls N/A
Code download and code signing N/A
CSS CSS
PICS PICS
SSL 40/128 SSL 40/128
Basic,NTLM,MSN authentication Basic,NTLM*,MSN
authentication
JScript, VBScript JScript, VBScript
File upload File upload
Java JDK 1.02 JDK 1.02
Applet signing N/A
COM and Java integration N/A
Scripting and Java communication N/A
MS enhancements N/A
Mail Internet Mail Internet Mail
News Internet News Built in browser
NetShow Yes N/A
ComicChat Yes N/A
Stack&Dialer Win95 and NT RAS built in OS ShivaPPP+FTP, TCP/IP
*NOTE: Although the 16-bit browser supports NTLM (NT Challenge Response),
the user will still be prompted for Domain credentials
(username/password/domain) because the browser does not have the ability to
pull these credentials from the client and pass them automatically.
Additional query words:
Keywords : msiew95 msient
Issue type : kbinfo
Technology : kbIEsearch kbAudDeveloper kbSDKIESearch kbSDKIE302
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