Microsoftorganizations and users Internet Explorer 11 support warns that it will soon end. The IE11 desktop app will no longer be supported on Windows 10 as of June 15. However, the software giant will continue to keep Internet Explorer alive in Microsoft Edge with IE mode.
According to Microsoft, a growing number of websites no longer support Internet Explorer. In addition, Edge offers a faster, more modern and safer experience. However, Edge will only be able to open sites that run in Internet Explorer thanks to IE mode.
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Microsoft has reached the end of support for Internet Explorer
In its latest blog post, Microsoft has announced to Windows users that Internet Explorer 11 web browser support in June of 2022 reminded me that it’s over. Windows 10 versions with Internet Explorer 11 were updated in June and completely to Microsoft Edge will switch.
The technology giant announced that the first support for Internet Explorer ended in October 2020, but closing the web browser would be slow and cautious. In the last statement from Microsoft, it was learned that a surprise feature was developed for Edge.
Microsoft has designed the built-in software for its new browser, Microsoft Edge. Internet Explorer mode (IE mode) will continue to support Internet Explorer-based websites and applications. Sites that only work in Internet Explorer 11will be accessible through Microsoft Edge via the “Allow site reload in Internet Explorer” command.
With its statement, Microsoft urged users and organizations to prepare for the “retirement” of IE11. The technology company also stated that IE mode in Edge will be supported until at least 2029. Microsoft also Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 LTSC and Windows 10 Server It will keep IE11 for
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