Retired: Microsoft finally stops supporting Internet Explorer

It is worth noting that the “death” of IE did not come as a surprise. A year ago, Microsoft representatives announced that June 15, 2022

Internet Explorer will stop working. Thus, the IT giant is pushing users to work with the Edge browser, which the company launched in 2015.

"Microsoft Edge is not only faster,"is more secure and modern than Internet Explorer, but can solve a key problem: compatibility with older, legacy websites and applications," Sean Lindersay, general manager of Microsoft Edge Enterprise, said in a blog post for another year. back.

Microsoft released the first version of the InternetExplorer in 1995 in the antediluvian era of web surfing, when the first widely popular browser, Netscape Navigator, dominated. Its launch marked the beginning of the end for Navigator: Microsoft continued to tie IE and the ubiquitous Windows operating system so closely that many people simply used it as the default instead of Navigator.

Market share IE, which in the early 2000swas more than 90%, began to decrease as users found more attractive alternatives. Today, Chrome dominates the global browser market with about 65% share, followed by Apple's Safari with 19%, according to internet analytics company Statcounter. IE's successor, Edge, is about 4% behind, but ahead. Firefox.

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