Mads Teland: Yep, undocumented change I didn't expect. Ījay Sivaramakrishnan: 0 Comments class exam result date year 2022 = 10000.Without exception all our conference calls are now scheduled in calenda and are Zoom calls, teams for us and many of our clients has dropped off the radarĬommented on: Everything new in Microsoft Teams in October: New features in Teams for Education and more Restore Solutions: "Everything new in Microsoft Teams in October: New features in Teams for Education and more". Restore Solutions: Linux is alwasy good to include in the dev kit and woudl be a usefull tool, but will MS really do the work to make it boot properly? Isnt Linux really seen as competition by Microsoft even if it is only in the dev world?Ĭommented on: Developer tries to get Linux running at boot on Microsoft Dev Kit 2023, but largely fails Share This Post:Ĭategories News Tags Chrome, Gmail, Windows Vista, Windows XP You should still be able to use IE or another browser to get to your Gmail (we think), but this sounds like just another reason to bite the bullet and move to Windows 10. But they were concerned about security risks, so here's the heads up. In the announcement post, Google reiterated once more that they "strongly encourage you to migrate to more secure and supported systems." In fact, they warn these Windows XP and Windows Vista users that Chrome rarely even makes these kind of announcements since the most current browser version is always the only one officially supported. Users who remain on Chrome v53 and below could be redirected to the basic HTML version of Gmail as early as Dec 2017. Gmail will continue to function on Chrome Browser v53 and below through the end of the year.
That's because both of these were only supported up until last year when Chrome was at version 49.
This means no more Gmail support specifically for Windows XP and Windows Vista users.
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