The world gets set to say goodbye to Internet Explorer

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5 years ago

May 21, 2021

The world is about to say goodbye to Internet Explorer

Microsoft is gearing up to turn off ‘explorer’ in favour of its new browser called Edge

Born in 1995, internet explorer has (at least at some stage) been apart of our lives.

Microsoft hopes its new focus on Edge will combat competition from Google Chrome – which currently dominates in popularity.

Internet explorer will officially be turned off, next year.

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