I remember, as a 10-(ish)-year-old child, seeing for the first time the pixelated Internet Explorer icon on that bright, teal wallpapered cathode-ray monitor in a cold attic room in our family ...

support for Internet Explorer ended and users who clicked on the Internet Explorer icon were redirected to Microsoft Edge. And, again, after Internet Browser was permanently disabled on Tuesday ...

users who click the IE icon will be redirected to Microsoft Edge, the company’s newer answer to web browsing, in “IE mode.” IE mode allows users to access older, Internet Explorer-based ...

"Users will still see the Internet Explorer icon on their devices (such as on the taskbar or in the Start menu) but if they click to open Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge will open instead with ...

Doing it from Edge is usually quicker, but let's check out both options. Open Internet Explorer. Click the icon in the upper right to View favorites, feed, and history (the one with an image of a ...

What happens now if you're using Internet Explorer 8, 9 or 10. — -- Internet Explorer is dead as we know it. The ubiquitous browser, which made its debut two decades ago, has been officially ...

When ActiveX Filtering is enabled, you'll see a blue icon in the Internet Explorer address bar when you visit any site that uses the ActiveX-based Flash control. For sites that use Flash to ...

Despite being mainly a Windows user, Internet Explorer is dead to me. Has been for ages. Aesthetics and speed have nothing to do with it. I split my time between Firefox and Chrome for the ...

I remember, as a 10-(ish)-year-old child, seeing for the first time the pixelated Internet Explorer icon on that bright, teal wallpapered cathode-ray monitor in a cold attic room in our family ...

The Edge icon, a blue letter "e," is similar to the Internet Explorer icon, but they are separate applications. To open Internet Explorer, open the Windows menu in the lower left corner of your screen ...