Latest about Internet Explorer
Microsoft is turning out the light on official technical support for several of its older products on its community forums.
The Same Origin Policy has one fatal flaw, and of course, ad companies have found a way to exploit it.
One of the web's oldest — and sometimes maligned — names, Adobe Flash, finally has an expiration date.
Google’s Project Zero has exposed another security flaw in Microsoft software — this time in Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge.
Microsoft has announced that it will soon start blocking outdated versions of Adobe Flash Player from running in Internet Explorer on Windows 7.
Microsoft is adding more features to its OneNote Web Clipper add-on for Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer users. It adds features like a preview mode, support for adding YouTube videos and more.
Businesses with PCs that have Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 installed can check out some improvements in today's culmative updates
