After years of being the default browser for Windows, Microsoft has Internet Explorer 11said goodbye to With the last update released on February 14th Microsoft Edge Disabled IE 11 for Considering that Internet Explorer has not been actively supported since last year, this update is not surprising.
Internet Explorer 11 is gone, Microsoft Edge is here
Microsoft has chosen to make the default browser update to Microsoft Edge instead of Windows. The purpose of the update shared by the company was to provide a better user experience and help customers still using IE11 migrate to Microsoft Edge.
Currently from IE11 To Microsoft Edge with IE mode Organizations that have migrated will not be affected by the permanent disabling of the IE11 desktop application. Customers using IE11 should have completed their migration by February 14. Losing access to Internet Explorer could result in “wide-scale business disruption,” according to Microsoft’s statement.
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Despite the upcoming change, some users may still see the Internet Explorer icon in the Start Menu and taskbar for a few more months. Microsoft has announced that these icons on Windows will be removed with the monthly Windows update scheduled for release on June 13, 2023.
Microsoft will continue to support Internet Explorer-based websites and applications through its built-in Internet Explorer mode (IE mode) designed for its new browser, Microsoft Edge. Sites that only run in Internet Explorer 11 will be accessible through Microsoft Edge via the “Allow site reload in Internet Explorer” command.
Let’s say that as of February 14, Internet Explorer redirects to Edge. So even if you open the IE 11 application, you will automatically open Microsoft Edge. According to Microsoft’s statement, no alternative will be offered to any user.
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