Microsoft last night released Internet ... Internet Explorer 8 just for the sake of developing a new browser, and it could have maintained backward compatibility with Windows XP.

Microsoft has announced that its latest security update for Internet Explorer is being made available for users of Windows XP, even though the software firm stopped supporting that version of its ...

Microsoft will give users who are still using its Windows XP operating system a security patch to fix a critical bug in its Internet Explorer browser. The bug could enable hackers to gain access ...

Internet Explorer ... of IE 8 will ever get another security update, and XP is where IE 8 is most widely used. On April 8 Microsoft issued its final security patches for Windows XP, including ...

Computerworld – Microsoft‘s new browser, Internet Explorer 9 (IE9), will not run on Windows XP, now or when the software eventually ships, the company confirmed this week. The move makes ...

Joining it are Internet Explorer 6 on Windows XP, Office 2003 ... They might still get exploited through USB keys and similar attack vectors, but at least they won't be able to propagate malware ...

April, the month that theoretically saw Windows XP drop out of support ... In better news, Internet Explorer 11 has become the most widely used "modern" version of Internet Explorer.

The easiest method is to use another browser, like Chrome or Firefox (both of which are currently still supported for Windows XP). If you need to stick with Internet Explorer, Microsoft has ...

In fact, if you even try to launch Internet Explorer in Windows 11, the OS simply forces you into Microsoft Edge. But Twitter user @XenoPanther has discovered a way to get Internet Explorer ...