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Almost everything about how we have lived in the internet has changed since it became a staple of the household for decades ago. But as GIF's web pages covered with GIF have given way to the broadcasting of HD videos, we were also forced to upgrade how we also access the web. Now, with smartphones and tablets thrown into the mixture, there are many programs options that allow you to browse websites and search for informationKeep you out of emerging threats. But just as new alternatives have become available, others have become less useful and set up. Now, a large technological company has announced that it would soon close an emblematic internet browser. Read the rest to see which popular surfing platform will be offline by tomorrow.

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Given their vitality, many people do not reflect as much what internet browser they use in relation tothe device they use to execute it. In fact, it was not at all rare at the start of the Internet to simply be satisfied with the preloaded program. But as the use of the Internet has become more and more at the heart of daily life and the number of options has increased, many have become more proactive with their choice of browser to ensure that they get Quick performance and reliable safety.

But even with dozens of offers, the world of the navigator remains a little heavy. In May 2022, themost popular browser worldwide was Google Chrome, with 64.95% of all users, according to Stat Counter. Apple's Safari browser was the second plus used with 19.01% of users, before Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox and Samsung Internet went 3.99%, 3.26% and 2.85% respectively. And although many of these programs have managed to stay for decades, a major player will soon be offline.

Microsoft has announced that its long timeInternet Explorer browser will finally be completely deleted from the support for June 15. The browser has been in service sinceAlmost 27 years old Since he was launched for the first time as a supplement with the release of Windows 95 in August 1995, reports ZDNET.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"We cannot thank everyone enough for supporting the Internet Explorer over the years. Many people and organizations around the world have depended on IE to support them as they have learned, cultivated and conducted online business "Said Microsoft in a statement describing the changes.

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Many things have changed since the pioneer browser first hit the web, which culminated with95% of the market share In 2003, according to Mashable. And as brutal competition appeared offering faster and better performance navigation, the inherited browser was essentially left in the dust while his parent company focused on a new improved product.

"The future of Internet Explorer on Windows 10 lies in Microsoft Edge", "SEAN LYDERSAY, Microsoft Edge Program Manager, said about changes, by Mashable. "Not only Microsoft Edge is a faster, more secure and more contemporary navigation experience than the Internet Explorer, but it also responds to a crucial concern: compatibility for websites and inherited applications."

However, the obsolete browser will always live in a way. "The Internet Explorer mode ('IE mode') is incorporated into Microsoft Edge, allowing you to view old websites and applications based on the Internet Explorer directly from Microsoft Edge," said Lyndersay.

While the browser user base has decreased for some time, the news of the closure has mentionedNostalgic responses On social media, especially millennials that used Internet Explorer in their first days online and grew up next.

"I haven't used IE for decades, but it was the browser I had used for the majority [of] my childhood," wrote a user in a tweet. "Whether you love or hate the Internet Explorer, it will be the end [of a] era."

However, others had more Take brutally honest on changes. "Internet Explorer will finally be closed by Microsoft after 27 years. Please helped us download other web browsers," tweeted a user.

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