Many old technologies and APIs, including ActiveX controls, will no longer be supported by Microsoft's new Edge browser. Edge will replace Internet Explorer as the default browser in Windows 10.

Microsoft has revealed that all of the currently supported desktop versions of Internet Explorer will begin to block ActiveX controls on websites that it considers to be out of date starting on ...

Microsoft today announced an important Internet Explorer update that will block out-of-date ActiveX controls. It will be released along with the next Windows update and other security updates ...

Windows 10 will ship with a new web browser called Microsoft Edge. PC users will still be able to use Internet Explorer, but Microsoft is really pushing its new browser which features a new ...

Internet Explorer 11 support, which still includes ActiveX and BHO, will remain in place for Enterprise users.

Microsoft announced that it will block older ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer, starting with Java.

Internet Explorer Mode in Microsoft Edge Chromium browser If a site that you are trying to view uses older technologies, like some Frames or ActiveX controls, it will not render properly in Edge.

Next week's Patch Tuesday updates will include a much-needed fix for Internet Explorer, blocking outdated versions of the Java ActiveX control and closing one of the most popular vectors for ...

Microsoft will force Internet Explorer users to open some websites in Edge Popular sites like YouTube, Twitter and Instagram won't be accessible through IE.