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Windows 7 is end of life in about 2 months. There should be no expectation of future updates on an OS passed its EoL especially when it was such a long support
by baroffoos 7y ago
Windows 7 is end of life in about 2 months. There should be no expectation of future updates on an OS passed its EoL especially when it was such a long support period.
- TylerE 7y agoTechnically Win7 was already EoL almost 4 years ago... it's the extended support they're killing at the end of the year.
- Bnshsysjab 7y agoSame site was implemented in IE some time ago, but they didn’t implement it in Windows 7 (which, as you pointed out has not yet been end of lifed). It’s still in support, and the function shouldn’t even care about the host OS, I think the lack of implementation was more likely completely intentional (on the level of ‘if Windows.version < 10 return true’) which is an absolute dick move.