Microsoft has called Time on an internet browser that used to be popular Internet Explorer.
Coming 15 June 2022 and Internet Explorer will be removed from all versions of Windows 10.
Actually, it is surprising that Microsoft still sends explorer in several forms or others.
Google has stepped further from Microsoft and has announced that it attracts plug in Internet Explorer.
According to a report by 9To5Google, “Google has confirmed that Internet Explorer 11 is no longer supported officially by search engines.” The official reason given is that Internet Explorer only makes a very small percentage of search throughout the world.
However, a Google software engineer dropped to Twitter and explained that it was actually ‘time’ to call it stop on Internet Explorer.
Engineer tweeted, “As a web developer is one of the happiest announcements in a few moments: Google Search ends support for IE11 in its main product (you can still search but will get a Fallback experience).
I mostly post this so you can send it to your boss .
We do math.
It’s time.
” Internet Explorer 11 was released by Microsoft in 2013 along with Windows 8.1.
In the end the last version of the browser released Microsoft when replaced by Microsoft Edge in 2015.
Interestingly, Edge was built on the Google Chromium engine.
And Microsoft is not available for longer Windows versions.
So the default browser on devices running Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 is Internet Explorer.
However, Internet Explorer was on his last leg for a while now.
However, according to Statcounter, Internet Explorer has 1% share in the desktop browser market on September 2021.
It might go down to a longer device still maintaining Internet Explorer as their default browser.
For users, Google Search will not work or get a very enhanced version, which will not give them the best of Google.
How ‘mathematics’ and ‘time’ make Google Ditch Microsoft Browser
