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'''Microsoft Internet Explorer''' was a web browser developed by [[Microsoft]] and distributed by default with each copy of [[Microsoft Windows]]. Although it is included in some capacity on modern Windows operating systems, that is only for compatibility with older websites and scripts. Microsoft pushes users to switch  to their newer chromium-based browser, [[Microsoft Edge|Edge]].  
 
'''Microsoft Internet Explorer''' was a web browser developed by [[Microsoft]] and distributed by default with each copy of [[Microsoft Windows]]. Although it is included in some capacity on modern Windows operating systems, that is only for compatibility with older websites and scripts. Microsoft pushes users to switch  to their newer chromium-based browser, [[Microsoft Edge|Edge]].  
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Internet Explorer has been criticized for numerous security holes, such as its tight integration with the Windows operating system and its ActiveX technology, which allows websites to run arbitrary programs (such as viruses) on the user's computer.  It has also been criticized for ignoring web standards.  Microsoft has fixed many of these problems version to version however, many of the security vulnerabilities are still present.  
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Internet Explorer has been criticized for numerous security holes, such as its tight integration with the Windows operating system and its ActiveX technology, which allows websites to run arbitrary programs (such as viruses) on the user's computer.  It has also been criticized for ignoring web standards.  Microsoft has fixed many of these problems version to version however, many of the security vulnerabilities are still present. As Microsoft no longer "supports" Internet Explorer, the relative security status of that program continues to deteriorate.
    
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