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Many of these applications will be based on Adobe Flash, or on Java Applets.

However, a lot of older, enterprise software or websites only work with IE, making it still very widely used in the enterprise sector.Īccording to a Microsoft commissioned-survey, large companies on average use 1,678 legacy apps. Originally launched in 1995, Internet Explorer has long been surpassed by many other browsers in today’s consumer market. However, the latest announcement will further limit how enterprise customers access content based on Adobe Flash on Windows. Microsoft had already clarified its timeline for removing the support for Adobe Flash from Windows on the new Chromium-based Edge. At that point, the IE11 desktop application will be disabled and redirected to Microsoft Edge. In June 2022, Microsoft will be officially retiring Internet Explorer by ending mainstream support of the long-lived browser.