The company has permanently disabled the desktop version of Internet Explorer on certain versions of Windows 10, and updated its newer browser, Microsoft Edge, Microsoft announced Tuesday.

in June – when Microsoft retired Internet Explorer. Now, "all remaining consumer and commercial devices that were not already redirected from IE11 to Microsoft Edge were redirected with ...

It was never installed on Windows 11 PCs at all. Microsoft says that people who open Internet Explorer "over the next few months" will "progressively" be redirected toward Microsoft Edge instead ...

In many cases, you won’t be able to use it at all. Internet Explorer was once the way to browse the web. If you were on the internet in 2003, for example, you were probably using IE, since the ...

This week, Microsoft is finally sending the often slow but always meme-able Internet Explorer to the grave. A year ago, the company announced its intention to retire the application, and starting ...

All devices that attempt to open Internet Explorer will now redirect to the Microsoft Edge web browser instead. Microsoft also intends to remove visual references, such as the Internet Explorer ...

“Today marks the official end of Microsoft’s support for Internet Explorer. RIP to the #1 Chrome installer of all time,” a Twitter user said. Microsoft even chimed in about the browser’s ...

Microsoft stopped supporting Internet Explorer last year after deciding to focus all efforts on IE’s successor, Microsoft Edge. Now the company is finishing the job. The final nail in the ...

That time has finally come. As of now, Internet Explorer – that once all-powerful ruler of the internet – is no longer being supported on most operating systems, with very limited extended ...

Google Chrome now accounts for more than 60% of all internet searches worldwide, with Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge, combined, sitting behind Firefox. Microsoft said that access to its ...

There are also the many memes featuring the Internet Explorer logo on tombstones. Related stories One widely shared meme features the logos of other browsers such as Chrome and Mozilla ...