Tuesday, 12 January 2016
In December, Microsoft said it was going to end support for Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10 – but if it really wanted to get users to upgrade to its newest software, it’s missed an opportunity. The ‘End of Life’ decision means that users of anything older than Internet Explorer 11 won’t receive updates any longer – for obvious security reasons, continuing to use them therefore isn’t recommended. Instead, Microsoft is urging users to upgrade to Internet Explorer 11, but what it should be doing is encouraging people to download its excellent Edge browser, except that it can’t because it’s…
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