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"RIP Internet Explorer": Gravestone By South Korean Engineer Goes Viral
A South Korean engineer built a gravestone for the Internet Explorer, the web browser retired by Microsoft this week, and its photos is now gaining traction on social media.
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Internet Explorer Shuts Down Next Year: Twitter Thread Chronicles What Went Into Creating It
Microsoft launched Internet Explorer 3.0 25 years ago on August 13, 1996, marking its entry into then-ongoing 'Browser Wars.' The tech giant has already announced that it will retire its Internet Explorer 11 desktop application on June 15, 2022, a month before its 26th anniversary. And while it might be going out, the story of its arrival and event...
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Microsoft Is Retiring Internet Explorer in 2022, Edge Will Support Many of Its Functions
Microsoft Internet Explorer will be retired on June 15, 2022. Microsoft Edge Web browser will work as its replacement for older, legacy websites and applications. Microsoft has given three reasons for Edge as a replacement for Internet Explorer.
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Google Says Won’t Track Individual Web Activity for Personalised Advertisements After Phasing Out Cookies
Google on Wednesday said that it will stop tracking individual web browsing activity once it begins phasing out cookies from its Chrome browser next year. The move could reshape how online advertising works. Google first announced it would get rid of third-party cookies, which for decades has enabled online ads, early last year.
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Microsoft to Phase Out Internet Explorer 11, Legacy Edge in 2021
Microsoft has outlined a plan to phase out Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) and the legacy Edge version. The new development by Microsoft comes just seven months after it released the Edge browser based on Chromium for all supported versions of Windows and macOS.
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Mozilla Said to Be Working on 'Scout', a Voice-Controlled Internet Browser
Mozilla could be creating Scout, a voice-controlled browser that will read contents from the Web to you out loud.
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Firefox Will No Longer Be Supported on Windows XP, Vista After June 2018: Mozilla
Mozilla said it moved Firefox on Windows XP, Vista to "Extended Support Release (ESR)" cycle last month.
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Stegano Exploit Kit Hiding Within GIF-Based Browser Ads, Remained Largely Undetected for 2 Years: Report
Stegano Exploit Kit was targeting corporate sector and especially banking services for the last two years without being detected.
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Microsoft Edge Private Browsing Flaw Leaking Your Web History: Report
A researcher has pointed out flaws in the Microsoft Edge Web browser. The InPrivate (incognito or private) feature on Microsoft's new default Web browser for Windows 10, the researcher claims, is leaking data, allowing an attacker to find out the websites visited by a user. Microsoft says that it is currently investigating the issue. Security rese...
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The Best Free Web Browsers for Windows
Do you prefer Firefox or Chrome? Or should you use another browser altogether? We list the best browsers for Windows.
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Microsoft Reveals Project Spartan Browser Will Support Extensions
The Microsoft Internet Explorer Developer Team might also bring the Spartan browser to Windows 7, based on demand.
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Microsoft rushes to fix Internet Explorer security flaw
Microsoft was scrambling Sunday to repair a security hole in its widely used Internet Explorer web browser, saying it had detected attempts to exploit the flaw.
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Mozilla CEO resigns, opposition to gay marriage drew fire
Mozilla Chief Executive Brendan Eich has stepped down, the company said on Thursday, after an online dating service urged a boycott of the company's web browser because of a donation Eich made to opponents of gay marriage.
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Internet Explorer 10 flaw used to attack French aerospace employees, veterans
Internet Explorer flaws to attack visitors to a website for U.S. military veterans, and also appears to be used earlier against French aerospace industry employees.
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Hackers used previously unknown Internet Explorer flaw in new attacks
A previously unknown flaw in a recent version of Microsoft Corp's Internet Explorer web browser is being used to attack Internet users, including some visitors to a major site for U.S. military veterans, researchers said on Thursday.
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"RIP Internet Explorer": Gravestone By South Korean Engineer Goes Viral
A South Korean engineer built a gravestone for the Internet Explorer, the web browser retired by Microsoft this week, and its photos is now gaining traction on social media.
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Internet Explorer Shuts Down Next Year: Twitter Thread Chronicles What Went Into Creating It
Microsoft launched Internet Explorer 3.0 25 years ago on August 13, 1996, marking its entry into then-ongoing 'Browser Wars.' The tech giant has already announced that it will retire its Internet Explorer 11 desktop application on June 15, 2022, a month before its 26th anniversary. And while it might be going out, the story of its arrival and event...
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Microsoft Is Retiring Internet Explorer in 2022, Edge Will Support Many of Its Functions
Microsoft Internet Explorer will be retired on June 15, 2022. Microsoft Edge Web browser will work as its replacement for older, legacy websites and applications. Microsoft has given three reasons for Edge as a replacement for Internet Explorer.
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Google Says Won’t Track Individual Web Activity for Personalised Advertisements After Phasing Out Cookies
Google on Wednesday said that it will stop tracking individual web browsing activity once it begins phasing out cookies from its Chrome browser next year. The move could reshape how online advertising works. Google first announced it would get rid of third-party cookies, which for decades has enabled online ads, early last year.
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Microsoft to Phase Out Internet Explorer 11, Legacy Edge in 2021
Microsoft has outlined a plan to phase out Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) and the legacy Edge version. The new development by Microsoft comes just seven months after it released the Edge browser based on Chromium for all supported versions of Windows and macOS.
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Mozilla Said to Be Working on 'Scout', a Voice-Controlled Internet Browser
Mozilla could be creating Scout, a voice-controlled browser that will read contents from the Web to you out loud.
-
Firefox Will No Longer Be Supported on Windows XP, Vista After June 2018: Mozilla
Mozilla said it moved Firefox on Windows XP, Vista to "Extended Support Release (ESR)" cycle last month.
-
Stegano Exploit Kit Hiding Within GIF-Based Browser Ads, Remained Largely Undetected for 2 Years: Report
Stegano Exploit Kit was targeting corporate sector and especially banking services for the last two years without being detected.
-
Microsoft Edge Private Browsing Flaw Leaking Your Web History: Report
A researcher has pointed out flaws in the Microsoft Edge Web browser. The InPrivate (incognito or private) feature on Microsoft's new default Web browser for Windows 10, the researcher claims, is leaking data, allowing an attacker to find out the websites visited by a user. Microsoft says that it is currently investigating the issue. Security rese...
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The Best Free Web Browsers for Windows
Do you prefer Firefox or Chrome? Or should you use another browser altogether? We list the best browsers for Windows.
-
Microsoft Reveals Project Spartan Browser Will Support Extensions
The Microsoft Internet Explorer Developer Team might also bring the Spartan browser to Windows 7, based on demand.
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Microsoft rushes to fix Internet Explorer security flaw
Microsoft was scrambling Sunday to repair a security hole in its widely used Internet Explorer web browser, saying it had detected attempts to exploit the flaw.
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Mozilla CEO resigns, opposition to gay marriage drew fire
Mozilla Chief Executive Brendan Eich has stepped down, the company said on Thursday, after an online dating service urged a boycott of the company's web browser because of a donation Eich made to opponents of gay marriage.
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Internet Explorer 10 flaw used to attack French aerospace employees, veterans
Internet Explorer flaws to attack visitors to a website for U.S. military veterans, and also appears to be used earlier against French aerospace industry employees.
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Hackers used previously unknown Internet Explorer flaw in new attacks
A previously unknown flaw in a recent version of Microsoft Corp's Internet Explorer web browser is being used to attack Internet users, including some visitors to a major site for U.S. military veterans, researchers said on Thursday.
