Internet Explorer Description
Microsoft's Internet Explorer, a web browser, is approaching its end of service. The retirement date for Internet Explorer is set for June 15, 2022, after which it will no longer receive support. Users can still access the same Internet Explorer 11 applications and websites through Microsoft Edge using the IE Mode feature. Microsoft strongly advocates for the use of Microsoft Edge as its preferred browser for improved performance and security. Transitioning to Edge will ensure that users have continued access to the latest web technologies and features.
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A good and simple browser that can open most sites Date: May 14 2026
Summary: I had a good time even tough it is an slightly outdated browser but i could do stuff i do daily on other browsers.
Positive: I like its simple design, the fact that is used by most governments and used a lot in the industry of sustaining many sites and programs rely on IE.
Negative: I did not like that IE only has support on windows ltsc 2022, ltsc 2019 and ltsb 2016, and it lacks updates.
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