We have some public display content (basically web-based slideshows on 42" screens around the building) that use Internet Explorer on Windows 7 in kiosk mode to render the content. And now IE11 for Win7 is out, so I figured I should test that out.
PS. The system was originally deployed with IE9, and the upgrade to IE10 caused no issues, and tests in IE11 show no rendering issues either.
However, when during the production cycle, to test content before deploying it I use IE in 'theatre mode' (F11) where the browser goes full-screen and the toolbars, window borders, etc are all hidden in order to have the same visual experience (on a monitor with t he same 1080p resolutions).
This is something I do often - and noticed that the behaviour in that mode has changed from IE10 to IE11: it used to be if you moved the mouse to the top edge of the screen the address bar etc will become visible, and then if you moved the mouse back down they will hide again.
No longer, now you have to right-click. Then it doesn't go away unless you exit F11 & then activate it again.
Anyone else seeing that? I haven't had a chance to test on multiple machines yet, so this may be some local oddity vs. a deliberate change in application behaviour.
