End of an era - Internet Explorer is now officially dead

F22 Simpilot said:

Ah, advertising.


Speaking of advertising.



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Talk about absolutely butt f***ing the competition....

That brings back memories. IE6 with just about every toolbar you can find or have implanted on it. The most useful one was MSN which allowed for multiple tabs.

Years ago, I had so many problems with I.E. that I was forces to use "Netscape" to get to where I had to go, and do what I needed to do.

Netscape was slow but it worked where I.E. did not.

It was such a breath of fresh air when Mozilla released the Beta test version of Firefox.
I got that early beta, and I was there the morning that they released Firefox ver 1.0. What a day!
It's hard to believe that they are now at ver 102. How time flies!

Time doesn't fly. It's just an equivalency to mass and time dilation... It CAN be manipulated for use - one day...

How many security updates are STILL being released for Windows 7 today in light of Windows 8, 10 and now 11? Further, read what it says from the page YOU linked to.






Internet Explorer isn't going to be updated to version 12 any time soon... Microsoft is trying to push Edge and as was already posted, Internet Explorer will be striped out of Windows 10 via an "update." Windows 11 doesn't even have Internet Explorer installed.


I'm predicting some chaos with certain programs and functionality once Internet Explorer is pulled from 10.

Lifecycle FAQ - Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge | Microsoft Docs

Internet Explorer 11 has retired and is officially out of support—what you need to know | Windows Experience Blog

erpster4 said:

IE on Win7/8.x is not officially dead yet

Then do your duty as a human being and Kill It Now.