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Microsoft stated that Internet Explorer might exist for a little longer as the company want the users to understand how the Edge browser is taking over.

Internet Explorer was once the dominant web browser, boasting a 95 percent market share in 2004. The arrival of better and faster browsers like Firefox and Chrome, along with the rise of smartphones, slowly destroyed its ubiquity and from today it is now officially retired and out of support.

Microsoft will be automatically redirecting Internet Explorer users to its Edge browser over the next few months as the browser has officially retired today.

The latest Windows 11 preview build from the Dev channel is available for insiders to download in Windows Update. In addition, Microsoft released official ISO files for a clean installation.

Security flaws, antitrust memories and slower speed dragged down Internet Explorer as Google Chrome came to rule. Now Microsoft is promoting its Edge browser.

In an ideal world, software would have no security vulnerabilities. Code would be perfectly written, omitting any bugs or glitches in the system that

The change will mainly affect consumers on Windows 10 since IE is not built into Windows 11.

Today is Microsofts June 2022 Patch Tuesday, and with it comes fixes for 55 vulnerabilities, including fixes for the Windows MSDT Follina zero-day vulnerability and new Intel MMIO flaws.

Microsoft details how the IE retirement is taking place

After nearly 27 years, an iconic Microsoft product is finally being put to rest.