I've used this mode for certain legacy sites myself that required certain functionality that only Internet Explorer provided (like ActiveX) and it worked just fine. You will really want to configure group policy for Microsoft Edge to configure Internet Explorer integration to use Internet Explorer Mode rather than forcing it to use IE 11. It will actually be removed as a separate application from Windows 10 at a later date (and Windows 11 doesn't even include IE as a separate application so there's nothing to remove). Like IKECR262 says, Internet Explorer 11 is going to be retired on June 15th of this year. None if you want to stop users from configuring Internet Explorer mode via edge://flags or through the command line When IE11 will no longer be available, this option will behave the same

Supported after Jwhen the Internet Explorer 11 desktopĪpplication will be retired and go out of support. Standalone Internet Explorer 11 window (This option will not be Internet Explorer 11 if you want sites to open in a Internet Explorer mode if you want sites to open in IE mode on Microsoft Edge Hi, don´t know why you want to keep using IE since it will be retired in one month.īut assuming you have to, then you should modify the local GPO via the MS templateĭownload and use the latest Microsoft Edge Policy Template.Ĭlick User Configuration/Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Microsoft Edge.ĭouble-click Configure Internet Explorer integration.

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