Internet Explorer Expires

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Internal Explorer is still used by 28% of internet users. But its share of the market of browsers fell beneath 50% in 2010 and accounts for fewer than 5% today.

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Internet Explorer Expires

Internet Explorer Expires

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On Wednesday, June 15, approximately 27 years after its inception on August 24, 1995, Microsoft will officially cease Internet Explorer.

On Wednesday, June 15, approximately 27 years after its inception on August 24, 1995, Microsoft will officially cease Internet Explorer.

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Internet Explorer was among the most popular application to browse the internet.

Internet Explorer was among the most popular application to browse the internet.

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Later, Microsoft Edge superseded Explorer as the company's favored browser in 2016. Users will be provided a different Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser.

Later, Microsoft Edge superseded Explorer as the company's favored browser in 2016. Users will be provided a different Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser.

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Many enterprises still need to use Internet Explorer to run corporate apps. Microsoft added the Internet Explorer mode to fight this issue, which enables users to work with old, legacy online services.

Many enterprises still need to use Internet Explorer to run corporate apps. Microsoft added the Internet Explorer mode to fight this issue, which enables users to work with old, legacy online services.

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1. On November 30, 2020, Microsoft stopped supporting Internet Explorer in Teams. 2. On August 17, 2021, Explorer stopped supporting all Microsoft 365 applications and services.

1. On November 30, 2020, Microsoft stopped supporting Internet Explorer in Teams. 2. On August 17, 2021, Explorer stopped supporting all Microsoft 365 applications and services.

Internal Explorer is still used by 28% of internet users. But its share of the market of browsers fell beneath 50% in 2010 and accounts for fewer than 5% today.

Internal Explorer is still used by 28% of internet users. But its share of the market of browsers fell beneath 50% in 2010 and accounts for fewer than 5% today.

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