The former king of web browsing will be retired on June 15, marking the end of an era.
Microsoft has been phasing it out over several yearsMicrosoft Corp announced last year that the Internet Explorer would be "retired" and have its support ended on several versions of Windows 10.
Microsoft ended support for Internet Explorer for its Teams web app in 2020 and followed up with access ending for Microsoft 365 services like OneDrive, Outlook and Word from August. Microsoft launched Edge in 2015 to compete with more popular browsers like Google Chrome, which has now dominated the market.
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