In the next few days, there will be an event that the entire Internet is looking forward to almost as much as the announcement of the new iPhone. Already next Tuesday Microsoft will permanently end technical support for its quasi-browser Internet Explorer. But then again, when I think about it, it was a browser with an opinion. He didn't care that half a year ago you asked him to load Google. Instead, he prefers to tell you some news from the world and right now he will welcome you with a hot message, Steve Jobs he just introduced the first one a few minutes ago iPhone!
For some time, people have been able to use this browser on multiple platforms, including Mac computers, but workers Applu could not stand it and preferred to develop their own browser. The first versions were not much, but they had one feature which Safari overtook Internet Explorer right on the mark - he knew how to load a web page. Here Microsoft understood that Explorer apparently has no future on computers, so he decided to give people the opportunity to experience psychological terror on the go - Internet Explorer appeared on mobile devices and even though people understood that IE was stalking them like Freddy Krueger, Microsoft inadvertently forgot it in the system Windows Phone, where it haunts users to this day (the main reason why it has Windows Phone weak market share). However, with the advent of 50 Shades of Grey, sadomasochism became terribly widespread and Microsoft he realized that his internet browser was really a soft alternative to what was running in the cinemas. And so he rather introduced a new browser Edge, stopped developing Internet Explorer and today he obediently reports that there is a sluice with him.
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The best article on this site in the last two years 8)
ProYou're entertaining and speaks to my soul 8))
Especially the ending with Edge.. That's probably a hundred times worse than IE and they were bragging about it??
I wouldn't be happy. If I read correctly, this is only about ending support for versions older than edition 10 inclusive. IE11 continues to squirm.
TomKV: I guess somehow :) another non-objective fan article, but it's a website about Apple chap.