Microsoft to Retire Internet Explorer 11 Next Summer

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Microsoft has announced that it will be ending the support of its classic web browser, Internet Explorer 11, on June 15, 2022. The tech giant confirmed the date in an official Windows Experience Blog post today, which pointed out that its new Chromium-based Edge browser serves as a superior alternative thanks its improved speeds, security, and modern refinements. Microsoft 365 and other apps will end support for Internet Explorer 11 on August 17, 2021.

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We can’t thank everyone enough for supporting Internet Explorer over the years. Many people and organizations around the world have depended on IE to support them as they’ve learned, grown and conducted business online. Microsoft Edge with Internet Explorer mode inherits this important responsibility, and we look forward to supporting you online with Microsoft Edge.

Source: Microsoft

Tsing Mui
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