The mission of 22tracks is quite simple - to help people discover new, fresh music through frequently updated playlists of different genres. They've launched a new site in collaboration with Microsoft, specifically a revamped Internet Explorer web browser that's billed as the "new Internet." It should make sure that you get a different perspective on your web browsing experience.
Redesigned website 22 tracks based on HTML5 web code and features a new control panel that makes playback and playlist browsing easier. If you access it via a smartphone or tablet, the view adjusts and gives the feel of the app. It is also built in interactive sound visualizer, which changes according to the rhythm of the music.
![22tracks makes it easy to play and browse your playlist.](https://e7852c3a.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/22tracks1-660x349.jpg)
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The new Internet Explorer is advertised with a slogan "Rethink what the web could be" or in translation "Think what the web could become". It promises full-screen browsing and multitasking - the latter is presented on the example of calling via Skype applications, while browsing the web. Furthermore, they present a new text layout for easy reading and easy saving of favorite web pages. Overall, the browsing experience should be much more interactive than before.
The presentation ends with the sentence: "I never thought I'd say this but I love the new Internet Explorer". Translated: "I never thought I'd say this, but I love the new Internet Explorer browser". A statement most of us would never utter. Let us be surprised.