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Microsoft internally debated rebranding Internet Explorer

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Microsoft internally debated rebranding Internet Explorer

08.14.2014 4:11 PM

A few weeks ago, Microsoft employees debated the pros and cons of renaming Internet Explorer, employees said on Reddit. They also offered their thoughts on upcoming extensions and versions of the browser on other platforms.

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