I think we're going to see high IE usage in some markets well past that point. Just as an example, almost every Korean website that keep any sensitive data (and

I think we're going to see high IE usage in some markets well past that point. Just as an example, almost every Korean website that keep any sensitive data (and many, many that don't), rely on old IE plugins that are never going to be supported by Edge. Although the gov't is now throwing money at developers to rid themselves of the outdated tech, it's going to be a long process. Chrome JUST took over IE in market share in the last few months here. All other browsers are sub-5%.