This Internet Explorer (IE) will be officially retired on June 15th when it will no longer receive support from the developer. But companies still using the classic Microsoft they don’t have to wait until then to dump it, as the big tech blog suggests.
In a statement released Thursday 28, the Redmond giant recommended that these organizations stop using the browser as soon as possible rather than wait for the software to be deprecated. “We recommend scheduling your own internal deactivation date,” the company said, referring to IE’s release.
However, the expected action most modern browser should only be done when the organization is ready for change. According to the Windows owner, abandoning the legacy browser requires the company to configure IE mode in Edge and run tests with user groups to detect compatibility issues.
After testing and resolution of possible malfunctions, the firm should set a date. Retire Internet Explorer and communicate with users by providing tools for them to import data stored in IE. With the steps completed, the company will be ready to finally abandon the program, the first version of which was released in the 1990s.
For the first time in Windows 95
Published with Windows 95 In August 1995, Microsoft’s classic browser arrived to rival Netscape Navigator, which dominated the market in the early days of the internet. Between 2002 and 2003 IE, most popular browser in the worldIt is installed on more than 90% of computers.
But premieres Mozilla Firefox from here Google Chrome caused it to lose ground and caused Microsoft to replace it corner Abandoned by ordinary users for a long time, Explorer is still used by some organizations to access certain websites.
Source: Tec Mundo
