It'd be great to see a list of websites, people, or even companies that are no longer supporting IE11. I could see more and more large companies stop supporting that browser recently.

This is a generic issue to help beginner contributors and for hacktoberfest participants.

I am no designer, but I know that the design for the website is terrible and I don;t know how to fix it. I am open to suggestions and design submissions.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Twitter is a one of the largest sites by active users and has stopped supporting IE11 in its June 2, 2020 release. This should be mentioned on the site.
https://twitter.com/i/release_notes

Describe the solution you'd like
Add twitter in Who stopped supporting IE11.

I'm opening this issue to help out beginner contributors for Hacktoberfest. I feel like companies and managers will be more willing to drop support for ie11 if there are more valid reasons.

The buttons have no actions attached to them. This is a very confusing UI decision. Is there a plan to have them do something?

:s/tou/you

Describe the bug
The current counter shows 6 years until IE11 dies. The EOL page for Windows 10 (https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/lifecycle/search?alpha=Windows%2010) gives 2029-01-09 as the last date. So it should be closer to 9 years (unfortunately).

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://death-to-ie11.netlify.com/
2. Click on 'nothing'
3. Scroll down to 'not needed'
4. See error: '6 Years'

Additional context
Although LTSC is not the norm for Windows 10 users, it does exist and does include IE11. Maybe add a disclaimer that MS is making a mess of their EOL policy and you should actually measure IE usage (as I see it's already becoming irrelevant for some of my customers, for others not so).

heya!

page is not working in IE11.. not dates are rendering no click action is getting performed. please fix it

The year bit jumps around a lot :)

On the site there's a button/link to WordPress dropping support for IE11.
Could you please use the correct capitalization, WordPress?
Thanks!

This will instruct users' browsers to connect using only HTTPS (as opposed to insecure HTTP) to death-to-ie11.com even if they have not visited the website before.

death-to-ie11.com can be submitted for HSTS preloading here:
https://hstspreload.org/?domain=death-to-ie11.com

You claim "I got the data from windows 10 end of support documentation".
However, under the current policy, Windows 10 is never going do be EOL.
They are going to continue releasing new versions every 6 months that will extend the current EOL.
Unless a major change in the Windows release model is presented, your date is, unfortunately, based on constantly outdated data.
The current mainstream end of support is 10/05/2022 (in 2 years rather than 4 months, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/windows-10-home-and-pro, reachable from your own link), and is going to be extended in a matter of weeks as 2021H1 is nearing release.
A more accurate description would be "I got the data from what I wish will happen"

Also, for related reasons, the second link in your Why section (https://www.swyx.io/ie11-eol/) claims that Windows 10 support ended six months ago (I quote: "mainstream support for Windows 10 ends on Oct 13 2020"), which would mean Microsoft is no longer a PC operating system vendor as they have no alternatives outside the server space. While that would be really nice, it's really not what happened.