Microsoft blocks IE10 and other older browsers from accessing official websites

Although you may have bought the genuine version at that time, and although you miss the classic, it is difficult for software giants like Microsoft to tolerate you sticking to the old version and not upgrading to the new version, so a "high-pressure" policy is essential. According to neowin, Microsoft has issued a warning that starting from September 1, browsers with older version numbers will no longer be allowed to access corporate stores. Because the list of banned browsers is too long, let's take a look at those that support it——

Microsoft Edge

Internet Explorer 11, released in 2013

Google Chrome 22, released in 2012

Mozilla Firefox 27, released in 2013

Safari 7, released in 2013

iOS 5, released in 2011

Obviously, Windows 10, which comes pre-installed with Edge and IE11, has subtly become the crowned winner of the "golden medal of immunity from death".

It should be noted that the Microsoft Company Store was Microsoft's early discount area for partners and internal employees, but now it is open to almost all netizens and has evolved into a grocery store, providing many categories of products including clothing, accessories, stationery, etc.

Of course, Microsoft has its own reasons for doing this. After all, with the security situation becoming increasingly grim, it is important to ensure that the new version of the browser not only provides a higher visual experience but also has a higher security factor.