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Insecure JScript can be disabled in IE 11 Microsoft has published the document here with information about the end of various functions. (EOL for IE11 and Edge, Source: Microsoft)

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I had mentioned this in the blog post End of support for Internet Explorer 11 in Microsoft 365 and old Edge in Windows 10 from 2021. Starting November 30, 2020, IE support for Microsoft teams will end. In a Techcommunity article Microsoft 365 apps say farewell to Internet Explorer 11 and Windows 10 sunsets Microsoft Edge Legacy from August 2020 there is the information that Internet Explorer is gradually losing support for Microsoft 365 Apps (Office). According to Martin, however, in cases where there are problems with IE 11 when using Microsoft services, there should be a message 'Users can no longer use Internet Explorer to access these services'. However, it is no longer guaranteed that this will work. The term 'no longer supported' means that users will still be able to use the browser to log in to Microsoft accounts and use various services such as or OneDrive. According to Martin, it is unclear whether this will affect only corporate environments or also private users. The relevant message contains the information that support for Microsoft accounts, apps and various services in Internet Explorer will be discontinued as of November 13, 2020. Martin GeuГџ writes, that information on the end of support has been sent to corporate customers. (IE reference to expiring support, source: Dr. In Internet Explorer, a note should be displayed that some web pages no longer support Internet Explorer. German blogger Martin GeuГџ points out another change in this article.

End of support for Microsoft accounts and apps In addition, Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 10 displays a notice that the Edge browser is now available. IE 11 now redirects non-compatible web pages to the Microsoft Chromium Edge, so that they will be opened in this browser. I had already reported a day ago in the blog post Internet Explorer: Compatibility redirect to Microsoft Edge that Microsoft is slowly retiring Internet Explorer.

Redmond is also beginning to shut down support for Internet Explorer. Microsoft recommends using the Edge browser in corporate environments (see here).

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But some corporate users depend on this browser, and security updates will be available for several years (until 2029, Microsoft writes that Internet Explorer 11 will be supported as long as support for Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 is offered). Actually, Microsoft would love to bury Internet Explorer right now (see the blog post The perils of using Internet Explorer as your default browser from February 2019).The market share of Internet Explorer on the desktop has already fallen to about 5 percent.