Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer dominated the web for years. But now, its time has gone and Microsoft will cease the support for IE.
According to the most recent StatCounter figures, Firefox has surpassed Internet Explorer/Edge in market share for the first time ever, although all three browsers still have nothing on Google's Chrome.
Microsoft has confirmed that it is indeed stopping support for Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10 on January 12th, as previously announced.
Thanks to a new report, we have some more proof that Google's Chrome browser is killing your battery life, and in some cases, to a huge degree.
Microsoft's Internet Explorer successor, previously codenamed as 'Project Spartan,' is officially known now as Microsoft Edge.
Microsoft has confirmed that its upcoming browser, codenamed Project Spartan, will not keep the Internet Explorer name used for the last 20 years.
Microsoft has confirmed that its upcoming Patch Tuesday will be a large one, with fixes coming for 16 security bulletins of which five are critical.
Every month, NetMarketshare releases their Web browser market share data and there is always something interesting to gain from the figures.
Microsoft has selected an end-of-life date for older Internet Explorer browser versions, giving users until January 12, 2016 to use all versions before IE 11, if they want to keep up-to-date security that is.
According to a new research report from Adobe, Google's Chrome browser has surpassed Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the most popular browser in the nation, at least by one important metric.
The exploit affects Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 and Windows XP users are especially vulnerable since the company no longer supports the operating system
The revelation of a vulnerability affecting all supported versions of Internet Explorer this week highlights the risks of continuing to run Windows XP without Microsoft's support behind it.
Microsoft has confirmed a zero-day vulnerability that has put a large portion of the world's computer users at risk.
According to the latest Net Applications data, Firefox has hit a 5-year low in browser market share.
According to the most recent NetApplications data, both Internet Explorer and Chrome gained market share for January.
Chrome has regained some browser market share for December, and Internet Explorer 11 saw the strongest growth as more users upgrade to Windows 8.1.
Microsoft has acknowledged a zero-day vulnerability affecting all versions of Internet Explorer, and has rushed out a temporary fix while working on it.
For January, Internet Explorer continued its consistent climb in browser market share, as Chrome and Firefox consolidate.
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Yahoo has said it will not recognize Microsoft's default 'Do Not Track' setting in Internet Explorer 10.
Google has announced this weekend that it will be officially discontinuing support for Internet Explorer 8 for all of its web services starting ......
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