Microsoft previously dropped support for Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 10 back in June 2022 (the web browser isn’t available on Windows 11), and the company invited organizations relying on the legacy web browser to replace it with the built-in IE Mode. As the company previously explained, The legacy web browser will be disabled via an update to Microsoft Edge that will be released for both consumer and enterprise users. Selecting a region changes the language and/or content on will disable Internet Explorer for good on Windows 10 version 20H2 and newer today. However, IE mode on Microsoft Edge will continue being supported. Adobe will drop the support for the plug-in in Internet Explorer, and will not actively test or fix bugs reported or found on Internet Explorer 11. Post-June 15, 2022, the plug-in will be supported only in IE mode on Microsoft Edge. Until June 15, 2022, the plug-in will be supported in both Internet Explorer and IE mode on Microsoft Edge. With the September 2021 release of Acrobat and Acrobat Reader (v21.007.20091), the Adobe PDF plug-in for Internet Explorer is certified to run in IE mode on Microsoft Edge.Īcrobat and Acrobat Reader installers will continue to install the Internet Explorer-based PDF plug-in even after June 15, 2022. For more information, see Internet Explorer (IE) mode.

Microsoft Edge with Internet Explorer mode will replace the Internet Explorer 11 desktop app for backward compatibility with Internet Explorer-based plug-ins, sites, and apps. The Adobe PDF plug-in provides you the ability to view PDFs in Internet Explorer.

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