Other versions that remain unaffected include Internet Explorer platform (MSHTML/Trident), including WebOC and the Internet Explorer desktop application on Windows 8.1, Windows 7 Extended Security Updates, Windows 10 Server SAC, Windows 10 IoT Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC), Windows 10 Sever LTSC and Windows 10 client LTSC. And, organizations still using Internet Explorer with a large set of legacy Internet Explorer-based websites and apps can also use Internet Explorer Mode in Edge. However, websites that need Internet Explorer to open can still be accessed via Edge’s built-in Internet Explorer mode. Which platforms will be affected?Īccording to Microsoft, the Internet Explorer 11 desktop application delivered via the semi-annual channel will go out of support for customers running Windows 10 client SKUs and Windows 10 IoT, versions 20H2 and later. So, what does this mean for IT administrators, developers and end users? Here’s a look at what to expect heading into next summer’s death of Internet Explorer as we know it. 17, and already ended Microsoft Teams support for the browser. Microsoft previously said Microsoft 365 and apps won’t be supported for Internet Explorer 11 starting Aug. After June 15, 2022, nobody in your organization should be using Internet Explorer. The announcement, which came in a Wednesday blog from the Redmond tech giant, comes as Microsoft is trying to push its new web browser, Microsoft Edge, which the company says offers better compatibility, productivity and security.Įspecially for organizations, that last piece is extremely important. Microsoft has put the final nail in the coffin for Internet Explorer, and the once popular web browser will be retired and go out of support on June 15, 2022.

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