Microsoft's web browser, Internet Explorer, was officially retired on June 14 of this year. However, his "ghost" will haunt Internet users for a long time to come, according to an article in the technology medium "Wired", published on Tuesday. The remnants of EI will remain for several years, including its dangers.
In the coming months, Microsoft will begin disabling IE on Windows 10 devices, replacing it with the Edge generation. IE will remain on Internet users' desktops for some time to come, including this browser's cached files.
It will also be active on Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 devices. The release of Microsoft Edge, according to the medium, will not disrupt the operation of IE.
This is thought to account for half of the global browser market. In the United States of America, this percentage may be around 2 percent.
