Windows 8 users have been using Internet Explorer 10 since launch, but if you decided to stick with Windows 7 instead of using an OS that is considered “weak, terrible and disappointing,” Microsoft has left you with IE9 — until today.

The company has officially made the latest version of Internet Explorer (IE10) available to all Windows 7 users. Previously, access to the Windows 7 version of IE10 was limited to developers or users with the Release Preview. But now the final release is here, and it brings with it a bunch of improvements: improved JavaScript performance, the latest CSS3 improvements, integrated spell checking and auto-correct within the browser, improved battery life for mobile computers and more.

Microsoft has made IE10 available as an optional download for Windows right now, but you can choose to install it manually. You can also download it right now at the link below!

Internet Explorer 10 download page

[via Microsoft, The Verge]