Microsoft’s big decision, Internet Explorer will be closed from today, when was the oldest browser started? – Microsoft’s big decision Internet Explorer will be closed from today when the oldest browser started

Mumbai, Microsoft’s oldest Internet browser, Internet Explorer (Internet Explorer) Preparations have been made to close permanently from 14th February i.e. from today. Microsoft announced that the company’s out-of-support web browser Internet Explorer will be permanently discontinued via a software update to its previous generation Windows 10 operating system. That is, after this, Internet Explorer cannot be used on all laptops and computers with Windows 10 operating system.

Internet Explorer 11

The company had announced in December 2022 that it would permanently shut down the Internet Explorer 11 app on February 14. Actually, the company is going to roll out a new update, which will stop Internet Explorer on Windows 10 and its older versions.

According to the firm, all devices that have not been “redirected” to Internet Explorer 11 in Microsoft Edge will be affected by the update. Instead, the company is introducing Microsoft Edge in a new avatar.

Microsoft Edge will be updated

We are working to install IE Mode in Microsoft Edge and will retire IE11 before this date so your organization does not face business issues, the company says. That is, starting February 14, these users will be able to use Microsoft Edge IE mode instead of the Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) desktop application. It will then be redirected to Microsoft Edge.

According to the company, Internet Explorer 11 will be disabled on Windows 10 computers by the new update of Microsoft Edge. It was previously announced that the company would release Windows updates, but now Microsoft says that the decision to discontinue the software through Edge updates was made to help organizations smoothly migrate remaining Internet Explorer 11 users to Microsoft Edge.

Internet Explorer came 27 years ago

Internet Explorer is Microsoft’s oldest Internet browser. It was first introduced in 1995 as an add-on package for Windows 95. Now it is being discontinued and Microsoft Edge is being replaced by its new avatar.