An Engineer Made a Tombstone for Internet Explorer

In the past days, we shared with you that there has been a development that closely concerns internet users around the world. Microsoft had put an end to the legendary internet browser Internet Explorer, which most of us have used at some point in our lives, on June 15, 2022, after 27 years of service.

Now, a very interesting and funny event has taken place regarding the farewell of Internet Explorer, which lost its popularity with later browsers and is known for jokes on the internet. A South Korean software engineer erected a tombstone for the veteran browser.

“It was a good tool to download other browsers”

The engineer, whose name is Jung Ki-young, built a cafe’s tombstone after Explorer was decommissioned and went viral on social media. While the browser’s popular ‘e’ logo was seen on the tombstone, the statements “It was a good tool for downloading other browsers” also drew great attention. As most of us know, Internet Explorer was used to download other browsers after it lost its popularity.

In addition, Jung spent 1 month making his tombstone, which was located on the rooftop of a cafe run by his brother in the city of Gyengju. 330 dollars It was also among the news that he spent money. The software engineer recently told Reuters that he has mixed feelings about the browser, which plays an important role in his working life, even though it has given him great difficulties:

“It was a real nuisance. love hate relationship because Explorer once dominated its field.”