In August last year, Microsoft announced its plans Turn off Microsoft 365 support for Internet Explorer 11 From August 17, 2021. And today, Microsoft has announced the retirement deadline for the Internet Explorer browser on Windows 10. Microsoft will Killing Internet Explorer
Microsoft will Killing Internet Explorer
According to a new blog post from Microsoft, the Redmond Giants will Retire Internet Explorer. For most versions of Windows 10 on June 15, 2022. The company has made it clear that this leisure does not affect the in-market. Windows 10 LTSC or server IE11 desktop apps and the MS HTML (Trident) engine.
Microsoft said in detail that the platforms will be affected in this leisure Separate post. Here is how Microsoft will no longer support IE 11 after June next year:
- The Internet Explorer 11 desktop application is delivered via a half-yearly channel (SAC):
- Windows 10 Client SQU (version 20H2 and later)
- Windows 10 IoT (version 20H2 and later)
And leisure does not yet affect the following platforms:
- IE mode in Microsoft Edge
- IE Platform (MSHTML / Trident), including WebOC
- Internet Explorer 11 desktop application:
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 7 Extended Security Update (ESU)
- The Windows 10 Server SAC (all versions)
- Windows 10 IoT Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) (all versions)
- Windows 10 Server LTSC (All Versions)
- And Windows 10 Client LTSC (All Versions)
Microsoft cites improved compatibility, streamlined productivity, and improved browser protection as key factors in replacing IEK Edge. Company Legacy recommends using Edge’s IE mode to access IE-based websites And apps from Edge. If you are out of the loop, we have a guide that you can follow Enable IE mode in Microsoft Edge.
Switching from Microsoft IE to Edge is not surprising, especially when it fully embraces the Chromium engine. While this is a bittersweet moment for most of us. Our first Internet exposure through Internet Explorer is the only way to move towards a secure web ecosystem. So check out The best Microsoft Edge tips and tricks If this is your preferred browser now.