Windows 11 has officially signed the death sentence for Internet Explorer as it will be disabled when users upgrade to the new operating system.

Windows 11 will be the first version of Windows not to include Internet Explorer for more than 20 years. Internet Explorer is being fully removed from Windows 11 ahead of its retirement in 2022.

Microsoft permanently disabled the Internet Explorer 11 desktop app on certain versions of Windows 10 this Tuesday through a Microsoft Edge update.

Microsoft's Internet Explorer has died many deaths over the years, but today is the one that counts. The final version of the browser, Internet Explorer 11, will no longer receive support or ...

In June of last year, Microsoft announced it was retiring Explorer, but it was not until Tuesday that the app stopped working for users. Internet Explorer 11's visual elements and icons in the ...

An Internet Explorer 11 zero-day vulnerability used against security researchers, not yet fixed by Microsoft, today received a micropatch that prevents exploitation.

The latest version of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer Web browser—IE 11—has a number of features that make it right for business.

Microsoft finally removed Internet Explorer completely out of Windows 11, and although there is an IE mode in the firm's Edge browser, that and other third party add-ons don't always work.

Internet Explorer 11 is now available for Windows 7 users, bringing Microsoft's fastest, most secure, and most standards-compliant browser to the company's most widely used operating system.

Microsoft retired Internet Explorer on June 15, 2022, but you can still access the browser on Windows if you know a little trick.

Yes, Internet Explorer in Windows 11 can still be opened by using internet Options, but did you know you can actually create a shortcut on your desktop to open the legacy browser too?

Microsoft recently enumerated the changes it incorporated in Password Policy and Autocomplete Forms in Internet Explorer 11, to reduce the confusion in users about their passwords being recalled ...