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Edge in IE Mode and Kiosk
- May 09, 2019
Hayden Smith I can answer the IE mode question. Internet Explorer mode basically hosts IE inside of Microsoft Edge, so Silverlight, Java, Flash, and other ActiveX controls work. If you've installed Silverlight into IE11, then Silverlight content will run automatically in IE mode. Ditto for other ActiveX controls like JRE. This is what you'd expect, yes?
Hayden Smith I can answer the IE mode question. Internet Explorer mode basically hosts IE inside of Microsoft Edge, so Silverlight, Java, Flash, and other ActiveX controls work. If you've installed Silverlight into IE11, then Silverlight content will run automatically in IE mode. Ditto for other ActiveX controls like JRE. This is what you'd expect, yes?
- sudhavdJul 03, 2019Copper Contributor
Fred Pullen When the IE mode is available in Edge, will I be able to debug the IE11 site in Edge just like in IE11 or the developer tools will not be available?
- Hayden SmithJul 03, 2019Brass Contributor
You may want to start a new thread for that. That way they can see this as a whole new suggestion instead of it getting lost in a Kiosk mode thread. Good luck!
- j_3-f_fMay 10, 2019Copper Contributor
Fred Pullen since IE Mode will be hosted inside Edge, will it have the same security features as edge or will it be subject to IE security standards?
- Fred PullenMay 10, 2019
Microsoft
j_3-f_f IE mode is effectively running IE11 hosted by Microsoft Edge, so expect IE mode to behave just like IE11 from a compatibility, management, and security standpoint. The biggest benefit is in providing users with a seamless browser experience.
- Hayden SmithMay 10, 2019Brass ContributorYes, that is exactly what I was expecting. Thank you for confirming this!
- DechengFanMay 10, 2019Former Employee
Fred Pullen Will IE Compatibility View (which makes IE 11 compatible to IE 6) also be supported? Some legacy Web Sites may use this (old) technology.
- Fred PullenMay 10, 2019
Microsoft
DechengFan It turns out that the best compatibility for IE11 is provided by running IE11. :-) So IE mode is effectively hosting IE11, which means support for all document modes--including Enterprise Mode.
- DechengFanMay 13, 2019Former Employee
Fred Pullen Thanks for answering my questions.