It only lists security patches but fortunately in the case of IE that is usually sufficient.Īnother example of how we miss the DLL Help Database. xml files that the MBSA downloads when doing its checking but it is not as simple to do as it once was. wininet.dll is a frequent hit but notĪnother possible source worth investigating would be the. it will depend on which IE module gets updated when. Microsoft Edge is the browser recommended by Microsoft. The same Internet Explorer 11 apps and sites you use today can open in Microsoft Edge with IE Mode.
Looks like one way to get similar version information may be only to download each update's file information. Internet Explorer will be retired and go out of support on June 15, 2022.
#INTERNET EXPLORER 11 HISTORY UPDATE#
Update 2: The current platform preview of IE10 still does not support pushState / replaceState. Maybe the ones listed here but not as usefully Update: Internet Explorer 9 was launched (on 14th March 2011) and definitely does not support history.pushState() or history.replaceState(). The others make me think of W7 build numbers. If you would like to view your browsing history in chronological order, in the dropdown menu, select View By Date. Select the Favorites button, then select the History tab. Under browsing history, be sure to uncheck the box Delete browsing history on exit. For example, the 14393 ones are listed under Windows 10 version 1607 and Windows Server 2016 and then the 1509 ones are in the next higher versions there. To access your history, open Internet Explorer 11.
Try using the Windows 10 Update History page to find these. Information will help us to understand standardization of workstation.
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