Since a couple of years ago, Microsoft stopped offering any kind of support to Windows XP, one of the older operating systems and that today it is still the most widely used especially in public administrations. Its functioning and the bad reviews that received subsequent versions, especially Windows Vista, and Windows 7 hardware needs, forced the administrations of Governments to continue using XP. After the abandonment to the users by Microsoft, the guys from Redmond launched a special plan for companies and Governments, which are still offering support before security problems that appear every day.
Chrome ceased to offer support to Windows XP and Vista a few months ago, since the new functions that are implemented damaging the user experience in such old equipment. Now is Firefox, who to day of today continues offering support who just of announce that it version 53 of Firefox, already not will offer support for Windows XP and Vista, of this form, the next version, number 52, that offers support extended to these teams, will be the last compatible with XP and view, but not the number 53 that will arrive mid March of the year that comes.
Increasingly, software companies that are ceasing to provide support for older Windows versions, a logical step in the evolution of applications who develop these companies. Of this form only is have that focus in the latest versions for optimize the operation and thus not wasting resources with versions earlier that afternoon or early are intended to disappear.
