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SOFTWARE Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer underestimated Google Chrome. Seventeen years later, Edge is still trying to catch up, and Internet Explorer is gone with the wind.
News Microsoft continues to phase out Internet Explorer. The old browser will be permanently disabled on many versions of Windows today.
Microsoft retired Internet Explorer on June 15, 2022, but you can still access the browser on Windows if you know a little trick.
A recent update for Microsoft Edge included a bug that affected Internet Explorer mode. Microsoft has rolled out a fix for the problem using its Known Issue Rollback tool.
Microsoft will officially retire Internet Explorer today. People will be redirected from the old browser to Edge over the coming months and a future update will disable Internet Explorer entirely.
Internet Explorer will be retired on June 15, 2022, but Microsoft highlights that organizations can move away from the legacy browser now.
Internet Explorer will be retired this summer. To help ensure a smooth transition to modern browsing for organizations, Microsoft has rolled out new features for IE mode in Edge.
Internet Explorer 11 is marching toward its end of support. Microsoft partnered with the Selenium project to make it easy to test if sites work in Internet Explorer mode in Edge.
