Microsoft is getting ready to sunset the Internet Explorer 11 web browser. The company detailed today in a blog post that it's planning to retire the classic Windows web browser on June 15 of 2022, in favor of the new ... Read more
Microsoft has confirmed that development on Edge Chromium is continuing and that despite its announced delay of updates back on March 20th, Edge 81 will be released into the stable channel in early April. This revised schedule matches Google's recent ... Read more
In this guide, we'll show you how you can enable and use Internet Explorer mode in the new Microsoft Edge browser
Microsoft's Chromium-based browser has a new icon that frees it from Edge and Internet Explorer's past.
These new optional patches only include security updates to Internet Explorer, which is interesting as optional updates released late in the month usually include a long list of fixes.
Microsoft published an update on its plans for the removal of Flash from its web browsers next year, and the plugin will also be removed from the Chromium-based Edge by the end of 2020.
In Microsoft Edge, at least in the Dev and Canary channels, there is a smiley face displayed next to your Microsoft Account (MSA). The smiley face is there to provide you easy access so you can send Microsoft feedback on ... Read more
At Build 2019, Microsoft announced a slew of new features for the new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser. Currently under development with a public developer preview, the upcoming Microsoft Edge is touted as the replacement for the existing Edge browser built ... Read more
Microsoft is getting ready to officially end support for Internet Explorer 10, which will no longer receive security updates after next year.
Microsoft has released yesterday a new security update to fix an Internet Explorer vulnerability in all supported versions of Windows 10.
A CSS-based vulnerability can force browsers to freeze and iPhones to force restart.
Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer continue to bleed users according to the latest data from US web analytics firm Net Applications.
Microsoft Edge's market share has increased slightly while Internet Explorer continues to decline. Here are the latest desktop browser market share figures.
Google has outed Microsoft yet again, and has revealed an IE/Edge browser vulnerability
Microsoft has a slight change of plans and has decided to release Adobe Flash player updates, while still holding other security updates until March.
Microsoft's numbers haven't changed all that much since last month, although the decline of Windows Phone's market share remains apparent in just about every look at these statistics that we get.
Microsoft Edge has stayed pretty much unchanged in terms of UI since it's release over a year ago. But this might change soon with the Windows 10 Creators Update.
New data from Net Applications shows that the combined browser share of Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge fell to 30.6% in September and could fell below 25% by the end of the year.
Next up on the docket for Edge user experiences is the introduction of Windows Defender Application Guard.
Microsoft is removing support for out-of-date Flash ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer.
Microsoft is making changes to SmartScreen, a spam content filter, available in Windows 10. These changes will affect Outlook and Exchange users.