Microsoft: Internet Explorer is retiring soon. Here's why you should drop it sooner Businesses should retire Internet Explorer 11 internally weeks before it officially reaches end of life.

Microsoft Internet Explorer was launched in 1995 and had been chugging along since. Just a few years ago, Microsoft decided to abandon its browser software development in favor of Chromium.

Microsoft has been slowly weaning users off its legacy Internet Explorer browser for a very long time, recently going so far as to use a forced Windows update to install its new Chromium Edge ...

Microsoft has issued a patch for an Internet Explorer remote code execution flaw that is being actively exploited in the wild. Microsoft has released out-of-band security updates addressing two ...

Officially, Windows 11 isn't supposed to support Internet Explorer, but savvy user XenoPanther has uncovered a way to get it up and running. The retired browser is actually hiding in plain site ...

Microsoft has announced a timeline for the retirement of Internet Explorer 11. As the aged desktop browser ends its time on this earth, Microsoft wishes that those still clinging to it transition ...

The Commission’s formal finding of non-compliance in the Microsoft Internet Explorer case is the first time a company has been found to have violated a settlement agreement with the Commission.