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Features

Six Years, One Browser, Zero Dignity: The Agonizing Death March of Internet Explorer

Microsoft officially pulled the plug on Internet Explorer in June 2022, but the real story is how it took them six years of corporate hand-wringing, half-measures, and developer screaming to get there. Grab a folding chair and a deprecated stylesheet — we're walking through every painful, glorious step of the slowest software retirement in tech history.

Jul 12, 2026

Opinion

The Browser We Loved to Hate (and Now Just Kind of Miss)

Internet Explorer is dead. It has been for a while now. So why do so many developers find themselves weirdly, inexplicably sentimental about the browser that consumed years of their professional lives? This is an opinion piece about grief, identity, and the strange comfort of a predictable enemy.

Jul 11, 2026

Nostalgia

Thirty Bugs of Glory: The Internet Explorer CSS Disasters That Made Us All Better Developers

Before Stack Overflow existed, developers were already screaming into the void about IE's box model. We're taking a loving, slightly traumatized walk down memory lane through the rendering quirks that defined a generation of web development — and somehow, incredibly, made us stronger.

Jul 11, 2026

Features

Welcome to the IE Hall of Fame: A Tour Through the Browser's Most Unforgettable Moments

Imagine a museum dedicated entirely to Internet Explorer's most iconic — and occasionally catastrophic — design choices, UI quirks, and error messages. We built one. In article form. Come for the spinning 'e', stay for the crash dialogs that defined an era of digital anxiety.

Jul 11, 2026