And once Microsoft released a reworked Edge, the one built atop technologies from the Google-dominated Chromium project, it was only a matter of time before the company pulled that support plug.Įven so, IE11 will suffer a long, lingering death. developer put IE on life support more than five years ago, when it halted development of the browser in early 2016. If it seems Microsoft has been killing IE for years, well, it has. Likewise, Microsoft will continue to secure IE's Trident rendering engine, which is embedded in Windows and crucial to the running of Edge's IE mode. The forced retirement of IE11 - the only version still supported - will not be all-inclusive, as several editions of Windows, including 10's Long-term Support Channel (LTSC) and Windows Server, will be spared from the directive. the Internet Explorer 11 desktop application will be retired and go out of support on June 15, 2022, for certain versions of Windows 10."
"With Microsoft Edge capable of assuming this responsibility. "The future of Internet Explorer on Windows 10 is in Microsoft Edge," asserted Sean Lyndersay, an Edge program manager, asserted in a May 19 post to a company blog. Tickets are also available online at with the Knox United Church as the venue.įace masks or coverings must be worn and proof of vaccination will be required before entry.Microsoft has spelled out its plans to retire the venerable Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) browser from widespread use in a little over a year. Tickets are $30 each, and available at Close to You Boutique or Fireside Books in Parksville. Through carefully chosen songs, the audience can expect a captivating afternoon of music and storytelling. She will be joined by her longtime collaborator Joey Smith on guitar (arranger with Glen Miller Orchestra) and Damian Graham on drums. READ MORE: Aviation museum unveils monument to B.C. Daponte pays homage to their classic songs with her soaring and stirring vocal renditions. The audience will be transported to the Second World War to relive the songs of Vera Lynn, Edith Piaf and Marlene Dietrich the voices that offered comfort and hope to forces and civilians alike. 2017 Parksville Qualicum Beach Discovery GuideĬelebrated Vancouver Island jazz singer Edie Daponte is bringing her new show ‘We’ll Meet Again’ to Parksville for a special matinee showing at the Knox United Church (345 Pym St., Parksville)ĭaponte is delighted to share the show with the audience on Remembrance Day, Nov.
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