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Internet Explorer Set To Die On June 15th After 27 Years, Prompting Com-meme-orations And Nostalgia Around The Web

Internet Explorer Set To Die On June 15th After 27 Years, Prompting Com-meme-orations And Nostalgia Around The Web
Internet Explorer Set To Die On June 15th After 27 Years, Prompting Com-meme-orations And Nostalgia Around The Web

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Published June 14, 2022

Published June 14, 2022

Internet Explorer, the Microsoft web browser that introduced so many to the wonders of the World Wide Web over the last 27 years, will no longer work after June 15th, according to an announcement by Microsoft.


While the browser was already a piece of history according to many (even replaced by Microsoft Edge several years ago), its official end had some feeling nostalgic and wondering if Internet Explorer ever really could die.


A number of internet users confessed that they had not been loyal to Internet Explorer while it was still alive, preferring other browsers like Safari or Google Chrome.


Others were more or less indifferent to the news and shared their apathy via memes.


All around the world, '90s kids grieved the passing of the iconic software. Like the discontinuation of Adobe Flash in 2020, the end of Internet Explorer marks the end of an entire era for many who grew up using it daily.


As the world and each of us in it face off against an uncertain future, we will have to make do without the clunky companionship of the early internet’s signature browser. The helpful guide that first ushered us into the strange territories of online living is no more, buried under the shifting sands and bytes of time like the rubble of ancient civilizations in the desert.

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Goodbye, Internet Explorer.

Farewell, friend.


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