Internet Explorer

Microsoft has been trying to kill Internet Explorer for years, and with good reason. Today, Valentine's Day 2023, marks the official end for Windows 10 users.

Interested web surfers and developers can now download and use a Developer Channel version of Internet Explorer.

So far vanilla Windows 8 customers are left out of the IE11 club.

Microsoft is coughing up cash in exchange for reporting certain types of vulnerabilities and exploitation techniques in IE11 and Windows 8.1 preview builds.

Microsoft has announced that its Internet Explorer browser has been awarded the title of most energy efficient browser for Windows 8.

It's an HTML5 version of Jaws swimming in your browser. Or Cookie Monster. Or Pac-Man.

Microsoft is looking into a vulnerability in Internet Explorer that allows hackers to track cursor movement even when the browser is minimized.

Are you convinced?

A release preview version of Internet Explorer 10 is now available for Windows 7.