In explaining their decision, Microsoft’s Macintosh Business Unit Product Manager, Jessica Sommer, cited Apple’s new Web browser Safari and the fact that Apple can work with the application and the operating system like no other developer can. While support for the product has not ended, future updates - including one released yesterday - will be maintenance and security updates only, no new features will be introduced. Beyond that though, iCab only goes up to Internet Explorer 7.0 on Windows which some sites may not support but if you’ve had no luck with Safari, iCab is definitely worth a shot. Last Friday, Microsoft officially dropped development of Internet Explorer for Macintosh. Unlike with the Safari method, you can even disguise iCab as the last version of Internet Explorer that ever worked on Mac Internet Explorer 5.2. Microsoft’s Macintosh Business Unit felt it was a good time to reassign their resources working on IE to the revenue-producing Mac products they are working on, such as the next versions of Office, Entourage (including an Exchange client) and Virtual PC.” “The Safari beta program has been an incredible success, and we will be releasing Safari 1.0 soon. myGov is not supported on these browsers: Internet Explorer 10 and 11 old versions of internet browsers. “Safari is the fastest browser on the Mac, and has become the browser of choice for millions of Mac users,” said Apple in a statement given to MacCentral. on Tuesday made a statement regarding the decision. fingerprint or face, to authenticate employees into their work resources.
made its decision to stop development of Internet Explorer for the Macintosh, Apple Computer Inc. LogMeIn support sites no longer support Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE).
