Google Search is no longer officially supporting Internet Explorer 11, marking the beginning of the end for Microsoft's now-ancient browser.

RIP Google has killed off Google.ie (it's Google.com now) Users may be asked to re-enter some search preferences during the change.

Google Search is officially ending support for Internet Explorer 11, saying it's time to move on from the dated web browser.

The most popular search engine ditches Microsoft's IE 11 browser that nonetheless remains essential for some businesses.

Google has finally cut its ties with Internet Explorer after it confirmed that the Search support for IE 11 will now be discontinued.

Google is recommending IE 11 users switch to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari or Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge.

Google Toolbar is about to turn eight years old. There's not an entirely new version, but a nice update for IE users that throws in a bunch of good stuff from the Firefox beta.

While almost 75% of Bing visitors in North America use Internet Explorer, only about 40% of Google's search visitors use the web's most popular browser.

Google's Chromium Blog has just announced the Chrome Frame, an open-source plug-in that enables Internet Explorer to run HTML5 and other advanced web ...