Are you progressing away from IE? [Internet Explorer]

Hello.
My heart
is with Kawaii from the Link Local System Solutions Department.

It's June.
With the long holidays in May coming to an end, it's probably the time of the year when you need a change of pace.
The rainy season is almost here in many places, but let's do our best.

Now, speaking of switching, does your company proceed with the browser migration?
That's right. As the title says, official support for the historic Microsoft browser Internet Explorer (commonly known as IE) will end
on June 15, 2022 (I didn't use it, but I finished playing Flash games a while ago, so I feel like it's on the decline.)

This time, we will talk about such big news, in short, ``Let's move quickly.''

*Updated on 6/16
Support has finally ended .
It's very emotional

So what's the problem?

Termination of support means that
security updates will not be provided → it may be dangerous

it may affect your business, etc.

In fact, Microsoft has announced that various applications will no longer work, and just looking at this document , it seems that support for applications such as Teams has already ended.
(In addition, site and service operators are probably busy responding...)

IE superpower Japan

StatCounter which publishes statistical information , it has been announced that IE usage accounted for 1.79% of the browser usage rates from 2021/4 to 2022/4.

(Unfortunately, I could not find the population of the graph, but) This is about 2.23 million people compared to the population of Japan (as of May 1, 2022) of 125.05 million people,
according to the Statistics Bureau of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and in the labor force survey (January 2022) by the Japan Institute for Labor Production and Training, an independent administrative agency, it is clear that the number of people doing some kind of work is Approximately 1 in 25 people are still using IE. There are about 50,000 people in Koshien Stadium, so if there are 2.23 million people, that means about 40+ minutes of people using IE (probably).

Migrate now

So, if you don't have any particular preferences, use Microsoft Edge as Microsoft says!
⬇If you are using IE, a friendly guide will appear so just start it up.

You can easily transfer your favorites by following the steps below.

1. Start Microsoft Edge and open the top right […] → Favorites menu

2. Click […] → [Import favorites]

3. Select Internet Explorer in [Import Source], select the items you want to carry over, and click [Import] to complete the process.

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