The time has finally come. After multiple stays-of-execution, Microsoft is finally killing off Internet Explorer. The once-popular web browser has been around for a whopping 27-years. For many, it was the default browser on a Windows PC, before competitors like Firefox, Chrome, Opera, or Safari started luring users away. Starting on Wednesday, June 15, Windows users who try to open Internet Explorer will be out of luck. They will receive a message about the discontinuation of the application, along with directions to use Microsoft Edge — the company’s newest browser. Edge was built from the...…The time has finally come. After multiple stays-of-execution, Microsoft is finally killing off Internet Explorer. The once-popular web browser has been around for a whopping 27-years. For many, it was the default browser on a Windows PC, before competitors like Firefox, Chrome, Opera, or Safari started luring users away. Starting on Wednesday, June 15, Windows users who try to open Internet Explorer will be out of luck. They will receive a message about the discontinuation of the application, along with directions to use Microsoft Edge — the company’s newest browser. Edge was built from the...WW…