Articles about Internet Explorer
23 Aug 2021
How to change your default browser on Windows 11
Microsoft retired Internet Explorer earlier this year in favor of its Chromium-based Edge browser ahead of Windows 11's debut. However, the operating system will make your life difficult if you prefer using third-party browsers.
20 May 2021
After 25 years, Microsoft is finally retiring Internet Explorer
After silently retiring its Windows 10X operating system, tech giant Microsoft has announced that Internet Explorer will not be supported after June 15, 2022. The browser has served Windows users faithfully since 1995 until Chromium-based browsers took over with more modern features, security, better user interface, and compatibility.
12 Feb 2020
Internet Explorer (if you haven't abandoned it) is not safe
Even though Internet Explorer is a thing of the past, Microsoft is requesting Windows users to install a major update associated with it.
16 Jan 2020
Microsoft is playing a catch-up game, launches a Chrome-like browser
More than a year after announcing the plan to switch Edge to Chromium, Microsoft has made the stable version of the upgraded browser available on Windows and macOS.
25 Sep 2019
You need to update Internet Explorer right now: Here's why
If you haven't seen Microsoft's Internet Explorer in a while, now is the time to search and open the dated browser!
21 Aug 2019
Now, you can try Microsoft's Chromium-powered Edge browser: Here's how
Microsoft has released the revamped Chromium-powered version of its Edge browser in beta.
26 Jun 2019
Windows 10 slow shutdown? This bug might be the reason
Microsoft has confirmed that certain Windows 10 computers are marred by a USB-C bug, an issue that can slow down the shutdown process on the machines.
13 Jun 2019
This is how you can access the Dark Web
Believe it or not, not all of the Internet is visible to everyone. In fact, a major part of it is "hidden", and cannot be accessed through browsers like Chrome.
11 Jul 2018
This is how you can access the Dark Web
Believe it or not, not all of the Internet is visible to everyone. In fact, a major part of it is "hidden", and cannot be accessed through browsers like Chrome.
