Microsoft’s latest iconic browser still keeps (function () {(‘review-app-page-desktop’);}); Internet Explorer 11 is the eleventh and latest version of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser. It was available for Windows, Windows 7 and Windows 10, although Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, replaced by Microsoft, is the default browser for Windows 10. Although this is the final version, Internet Explorer 11 has removed more features than it added, but its performance over previous versions makes it much more reliable for those who still use legacy web applications online.

Ready, set, go! Internet Explorer 11 tries to boast that it is generally a faster browser. This claim doesn’t hold up against Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, but it is true when you compare Internet Explorer 11 to older versions. First of all, this browser has low system requirements: a 233 MHz processor, 512MB of RAM, a Super VGA video card, and 70MB of hard drive space, which is not a huge limitation for computers. older. When you run it for the first time, you also don’t need to sign in to an account like Chrome. All you have to do is select your desired security settings and start browsing, which is a big improvement as previous versions constantly bothered you every time you open Internet Explorer. In addition, Internet Explorer 11 now downloads sites and content in the background to optimize its interface. New Look interfaces have always been simple, even simple, in Internet Explorer. This latest version still keeps the tradition alive, but this time it will be scaled down to make room for website content and other interface features. The address bar and the search box are now merged and this new feature called One Box is squeezed next to the tabs. You can enlarge it if it looks too small. Tabs and new tabs can now be customized based on what they show you. Pinning sites is awesome just by dragging a webpage icon to the Windows taskbar. Surprisingly, however, in addition to the tradition of simple user interfaces, Internet Explorer 11 still supports the old encoding that modern browsers no longer do. This is why Internet Explorer is still so popular with many companies running Windows 7. No matter what Microsoft does to promote Edge as a better browser, as long as the old features are still live, Internet Explorer 11 will always be useful. Unfortunately, despite all of these positive additions, Internet Explorer 11 has disabled many old features and some missing. There’s no more tabbed browsing, automatic recovery of layout errors in Compatibility View, and the ability to allow websites to use the search box. You also don’t get device syncing and multi-user benefits, especially for Windows 7. Internet Explorer 11 is better.option over previous versions, but other browsers are much better choices, even Microsoft Edge, as Internet Explorer 11 no longer has huge updates. If you are constantly using old websites that have not yet changed their encoding, Internet Explorer 11 can be of great help to you.