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IE Mode "Not Secure" on some parts of intranet site
Kelly_Y I already tested the first link and it doesn't work with our issue.
If I understand correctly the explanation, this is used to hide the "Not Secure" message on websites that can't or don't use TLS.
I don't want to hide it, I want to know why only IE mode report that this new article is "Not Secure" on the SharePoint, who is using TLS and has a valid certificate because it will happen again.
Maybe something you can report to the PG it that it's a bit disturbing to have your browser pretending that your site is not secure but when you click on the error, you see nothing that explain why you have this error.
When a end user see this, he don't understand why his intranet is not secure.
We are in the middle of the migration from IE to Edge and it's not possible to promote a new Microsoft Browser if the built-in tools report errors we can't explain and that Chrome don't report.
It's hard to explain to an end user that it's because it's IE mode blablabla... The user don't care about technical issues, he just see an error and think this new browser is not reliable.
Gérald
I think I found the explanation. Using the debugging tools in Internet Explorer, I found this error, which is indeed linked to the video posted in the article:
Why is IE Mode triggering a security issue if others browsers are ignoring it?
It seems that IE mode is more strict than other browsers and this should be tuned.
The gpo can't be used here to hide the message because this is not Edge reporting the security issue but IE Mode.
Gérald- Kelly_Y
Microsoft
Gerald_Mathieu Hi Gérald - Thanks for the feedback about this and the "Not Secure" message description. I've reached out to the IE Mode team and will follow up with any insights/updates from them.
-Kelly
- Hi we have the same problem with IE Mode. Is there a solution for it?
