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MICROSOFT WILL STOP SUPPORT FOR INTERNET EXPLORER 11 It's time to say "Good-Bye" to Microsoft Internet Explorer 11.  Microsoft won't support Internet Explorer 11 longer for its online services such as Office 365, Onedrive, Outlook, etc. It says they'll no longer support IE 11 ( Internet Explorer 11 ) from 30 November 2020 onwards. They're focusing more on Microsoft Edge and saying users to shift from IE 11 to Edge. New Edge browser is coming pre-installed in the latest version of windows. Believe or not IE 11 was the most historical browser ever. But, now historical IE 11 is going to die. We know the "Google" is a synonym of the "Internet" in today's world. Just as Google, IE 11 was playing the same role in the 90s. It was the fastest and secure browser at that time. Every second person was using that. It was the default browser for official works. This browser is well known for its work. In 2008, Google Chrome was launched by Google co

How does Wikipedia make money? How Wikipedia works? Is it illegal to edit Wikipedia ? Hi friends! Well, have you ever think How Wikipedia makes money? How does it work? Is it illegal to edit Wikipedia? I'm sure yes. There is not a single advertisement on Wikipedia. They also don't review or promote any product or service on their website. Affiliate marketing could not be the source. Wikipedia never sponsors any company or organization. You don't have to pay for reading articles there. So, How they're managing their website? How they're paying salaries to their employees? In short, What is the source of income of Wikipedia? All these questions will be answered in the article later on. Continue reading... Let's talk a little bit about- What is Wikipedia? Wikipedia is the online free encyclopedia that aims for sharing knowledge in the world. It was founded by J