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Supported Browsers for InTune
I actually think the reason it's not fixed yet is because the Intune Azure Portal is still "in beta".
I found there's some funcationality which still hasn't been cut over to the new portal yet (such as the ability to upgrade Windows 10 from Pro to Enterprise versions by using a different key). If you want to do that, you *have* to go back to the old portal because the policy doesn't exist in the new one.
So I imagine that is why the portal.office.com Intune Admin link still points to the old site, because that is (technically) still the site we should be using (if you want full functionality).
Ok I take it back what I said about the "Upgrade Edition" function not being in the new portal. I'm *sure* it wasn't there a few weeks ago, and even the other week. Also the documentation still says it's a function of the classic portal here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/intune-classic/deploy-use/edition-upgrade-policy-settings-in-microsoft-intune
However I can confirm the functionality is now in the new Azure Portal.
Still though - someone needs to update portal.office.com to point to the new portal, and the admin.manage.microsoft.com portal to say the Intune Azure Portal is no longer in "preview".
- Could you please tell me how you are accessing it? I just signed in to Azure and was only able to access it there, but not from the direct link provided in the registration email. In my O365 admin console I can't find it.
- Intune is not located at portal.azure.com and no longer requires Silverlight.
- Hi has this issue been fixed? I just signed up to Intune for the first time and I get the browser incompatibility error in Edge, IE11, Firefox ESR and Chrome! Please help! What is the exact link to access Intune? The ones I received in the registration eMail all don't work!
We're in the process of updating the link in the admin center. You should see this reflected next week.
