Microsoft No Longer Support For Old Ie Browser After January 12, 2016

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According to reports by media, Microsoft claims on Thursday that it will stop its support for the old version Internet Explorer from January 12, 2016. From then on, only those operating systems and IE versions in the table below will still be supported while the old versions will no more get any technical support and security patch updates. Here‘s the table:

"For example, if a user is currently using IE 8, IE 9 or IE 10 on a Windows 7 SP1 system, then he should consider to update the browser to IE 11 to make sure he would continue to get security updates and technical support from us," said Microsoft.

Looking at the grid we can easily see that IE 8 will be completely abandoned one day. Nevertheless, a survey by a media ZDNet shows IE 8 still accounts for an incredible high market share. By stopping the support to the old version of the browser, it is obvious that Microsoft is hoping to force users to finish the update to the latest version.

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