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Internet Explorer was officially retired in June, which was a happy occasion for nearly everyone in the tech industry. Following a long tradition of sending cakes to each other, the Firefox team at Mozilla sent a cake to Microsoft to celebrate the end of Internet Explorer.
Internet Explorer is now dead. Microsoft is asking users to switch to its modern Edge browser, which it believes should be used by users to get a faster and secure browsing experience.
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.
Microsoft dropped Internet Explorer from Windows 11, instead only making it accessible through ‘IE Mode’ on the new Edge browser. Now the company is preparing to remove it from some builds of Windows 10, too.
Microsoft said that it finally plans to end support for the standalone version of Internet Explorer in June 2022, though you'll have the option of enabling Internet Explorer Mode within Microsoft Edge.