Internet Explorer

RIP As Microsoft retires Internet Explorer from today (June 15), we look back at how it inspired a category.

Microsoft Internet Explorer has officially been retired after more than 26 years of dutiful, if hazardous, service.

Exclusive Exclusive: Nearly half of Windows 10 users still using Internet Explorer despite official end of life arriving.

Microsoft Build 2022 Ahead of killing off Internet Explorer, Microsoft has announced that Microsoft Edge is backward compatible with IE11.

IE will be officially retired on June 15 which is why Microsoft is strongly urging organizations to transition to a modern browser.

"The future of Internet Explorer on Windows is in Microsoft Edge," company says.

New Microsoft Edge testing modes mean iconic Internet Explorer lives on a little longer.

A small portion of businesses still use Internet Explorer and the Magniber ransomware group is capitalizing on this.

Google Search will still provide a “fallback experience” for Internet Explorer 11 users even though official support has ended.

Four of the patched vulnerabilities in September’s Patch Tuesday are rated as critical, while over 50 are flagged as important.