Internet Explorer / Edge
Retrait d'Internet Explorer
Windows 11 supprime Internet Explorer
| Signalé le 24-06-2021 :
Internet Explorer est désactivé dans Windows 11 Source : Spécifications de Windows 11 |
Windows 10 remplace Internet Explorer
| Signalé le 15-06-2020 :
Internet Explorer est "remplacé" par Edge dans Windows 10 La source ... |
Internet Explorer prend sa retraite
| Signalé le 15-06-2020 :
IE 11 ne sera plus pris en charge le 15 juin 2022 La source ... |
Dates de retraite :
| 30-11-2020 | MS Teams met fin à la prise en charge d'IE 11 |
| 31-12-2020 | Azure DevOps Services met fin à la prise en charge d'IE 11 |
| 31-03-2021 | Le portail Azure met fin à la prise en charge d'IE 11 |
| 17-08-2021 | Microsoft met fin à la prise en charge d'IE 11 sur les services Web : Office 365 - OneDrive Outlook |
| 15-06-2022 | Microsoft met fin à toute prise en charge d'IE 11 |
Microsoft Edge Legacy
Edge était le navigateur par défaut de Windows 10.
Il a été construit avec le moteur de navigateur Microsoft EdgeHTML et leur moteur JavaScript Chakra .
Les premières versions d'Edge (12-18), sont désormais dénommées « Edge Legacy ».
Le support Microsoft pour Edge Legacy a pris fin le 9 mars 2021.
Future Windows updates will replace Edge Legacy with The New Edge.
Retirement dates published August 17, 2020:
| 31-12-2020 | Azure DevOps Services stops supporting Edge Legacy |
| 09-03-2021 | End of Windows updates for Edge Legacy |
| 13-04-2021 | Future Windows updates will remove Edge Legacy |
The New Edge
The new Microsoft Edge is Chromium based with Blink and V8 engines.
It was released in January 2020, and is available for Windows 7, 8, and 10.
It can also be downloaded for macOS, iOS, and Android.
The new Edge follows the Modern Lifecycle Policy (updates on an approx. six-week cycle).
Developers Support?
IE 11 is still a component of many Windows operating system and follows the Lifecycle Policy for the product on which it is installed:
| System | Default Browser |
|---|---|
| Windows Embedded Compact 7 | Internet Explorer 7 |
| Windows Embedded Compact 2013 | Internet Explorer 7 |
| Windows 7 | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows 8.X | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows 10 | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows Server 2012 | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows Server 2012 R2 | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows Server 2016 | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows Embedded Standard 7 | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows Embedded POSReady 7 | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows Thin PC | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows Embedded 8 Standard | Internet Explorer 11 |
| Windows 8.1 Industry Update | Internet Explorer 11 |
Older Applications
Many older PCs (like in public libraries) are still using Internet Explorer.
Many legacy web applications are using Internet Explorer.
Many legacy web applications are using Internet Explorer runtime DLLs.
Many AJAX based applications are using Microsoft ActiveX components.
In order to ease the migration from Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge offers Internet Explorer Mode, providing backward compatibility and enabling customers to continue to run legacy web applications.
Government Recommendations
Furthermore, some governments recommends continuing to support IE11:
www.gov.uk //// designing-for-different-browsers-and-devices