Help is just a phone call away for your Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer was a very popular browser once upon a time. Microsoft even made it the default browser for its Windows 8 operating system. However, the company is trying to wash its hands off this browser for the last 4-5 years. In fact, Microsoft wants its users to stop using Internet Explorer. This is the reason why it even introduced a browser called Edge to encourage people to switch to it. Internet Explorer support is not officially available from the company.


The final nail in the coffin has come from Chris Jackson who is himself a Microsoft employee. This cyber security expert working in Widows division of the company has said continuing with Internet Explorer as the default browser can be a risky proposition for businesses. Jackson says that IE 10 is no more than a compatibility solution now days. It should not be used by businesses for whole day browsing as Microsoft has stopped supporting it according to modern browser standards. He added that even though IE 10 continues to work well for most of the websites, it is a fact that modern day developers are not using it for their testing purposes. They are relying on other modern browsers for testing the websites they are designing.

It is a fact that a vast majority of users have already switched to browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. But there are still a large number of businesses who are continuing with Internet Explorer because of their reliance on old web apps that have not been modernized or refined. Microsoft tried its best to encourage these businesses to switch to its new browser Edge but IT managers of these businesses have persisted with the compatibility mode of Internet Explorer to be able to make use of old web apps.

This warning form Jackson comes at the right time for businesses still relying on Internet Explorer 10. But many of them were not satisfied with Edge, the new browser introduced by Microsoft nearly 4 years ago. They say that this browser is not as good as IE 10 and it does not provide compelling browsing experience like IE 10 did. Also, while Edge is compatible with Windows 10, it is incompatible with both Windows 7 and Windows 8, making things more difficult for IT admins in businesses still using IE 10.

Realizing the difficulties of these businesses, Microsoft is planning to launch Chromium powered version of its browser called Edge. This new browser will be compatible with Windows 7 and Windows 8. This new browser should encourage business to switch form old Internet Explorer to Edge Chromium.

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