Microsoft to kill Internet Explorer 11 permanently

Microsoft is finally killing off Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 10 PCs. The final decision to remove the browser from Windows 10 PCs was taken in December 2022.

At this point in time, we can’t even count the number of times the removal of Internet Explorer has been listed, and the reason for this is the multinational technology has been in the process for many years. 

What happened in the last, although, is only the date when Microsoft started to shift users far from Internet Explorer and to Microsoft Edge, so not every person was quickly impacted. 

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No access to Internet Explorer 11

The update which we got today for Microsoft Edge kills Internet Explorer forever and pushes customers to shift to the new Chromium-grounded browser every time they attempt to open Internet Explorer. 

The multinational technology has been collecting feedback and doing developments to this option, and optimistically, everyone should have an effortless time shifting to the new browser now. 

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Killing off Internet Explorer 11

Undoubtedly, Microsoft also left support for Windows 7 as well as Windows 8.1, so it doesn't really matter if Internet Explorer can be accessed on those versions. Windows 11 so far was sent without raising Internet Explorer 11 from the start. 

At the time the browser will be eliminated, you may still see some icons as well as some referenced to Internet Explorer on Windows 10 for some time.