- Microsoft Edge Explorer 11
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- Microsoft Edge Vs Internet Explorer 11
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- Microsoft Edge Explorer Mode
Note: This article focuses on Microsoft's Internet Explorer 11 and Edge browsers; I previously covered how to do this in Firefox and Chrome. The steps in this tutorial were accurate at the time. Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7 (KB2817183) This update addresses the vulnerability discussed in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS13-028. To find out if other security updates are available for you, see the Additional Information section at the bottom of this page. Microsoft will drop support for both Internet Explorer 11 and legacy Edge in 2021. Microsoft 365 services and apps will stop working in IE11 in a year, and the legacy Edge app won’t get updates. However, Internet Explorer 11 is no longer supported on Windows 7. Instead, we recommend you install the new Microsoft Edge. The new Microsoft Edge was built to bring you the best of the web, with more control and more privacy as you browse. Try the new Microsoft Edge. Still want to download Internet Explorer 11?
Microsoft Edge Explorer 11
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You don't need to download and install Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 10 because it's already installed. To open Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 10, in the search box on the taskbar, type Internet Explorer, and then select Internet Explorer in the list of results. Learn more about how to use Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 10.
Although Internet Explorer 11 comes already installed on Windows 10, if you accidentally deleted it, you can download and reinstall it by following the steps in How to reinstall or repair Internet Explorer in Windows
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You don't need to download and install Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 8.1 because it's already installed. Find out what version of Internet Explorer you’re using or which operating system you're running.
To find and open Internet Explorer 11, select Start, and in Search, type Internet Explorer. Select Internet Explorer (Desktop app) from the results.
If you’re running Windows 7, the latest version of Internet Explorer that you can install is Internet Explorer 11. However, Internet Explorer 11 is no longer supported on Windows 7. Instead, we recommend you install the new Microsoft Edge. The new Microsoft Edge was built to bring you the best of the web, with more control and more privacy as you browse.
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-->We created Internet Explorer (IE) mode in Microsoft Edge for organizations that still need Internet Explorer 11 for backward compatibility with existing websites but also need a modern browser. This feature makes it easier for organizations to use one browser, for legacy web/apps or for a modern web/app. This article provides an introduction to using Microsoft Edge with IE mode.
Note
This article applies to Microsoft Edge version 77 or later.
What is IE mode?
IE mode on Microsoft Edge makes it easy to use all of the sites your organization needs in a single browser. It uses the integrated Chromium engine for modern sites, and it uses the Trident MSHTML engine from Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) for legacy sites.
When a site loads in IE mode, the IE logo indicator displays on the left side of navigation bar. You can click the IE logo indicator to display additional information, as shown:
Only those sites that you specifically configure (via policy) will use IE mode, all other sites will be rendered as modern web sites. For a site to use IE mode, you need to:
- List the site in the Enterprise Mode Site List XML defined in one of these policies:
- Microsoft Edge 78 or later, 'Configure the Enterprise Mode Site List'
- Internet Explorer, 'Use the Enterprise Mode IE website list'
Note
We only process one Enterprise Mode Site List. The Microsoft Edge site list policy takes precedence over the Internet Explorer site list policy.
- All Intranet sites when the Send all intranet sites to Internet Explorer group policy is enabled (Microsoft Edge 77 or later.)
IE mode supports the following Internet Explorer functionality
- All document modes and enterprise modes
- ActiveX controls (such as Java or Silverlight)
- Browser Helper Objects
- Internet Explorer settings and Group Policies that affect the security zone settings and Protected Mode
- The F12 developer tools for IE, when launch with IEChooser
- Microsoft Edge extensions (Extensions that interact with the IE page content directly are not supported.)
IE mode doesn't support the following Internet Explorer functionality
- Internet Explorer toolbars
- Internet Explorer settings and Group Policies that affect the navigation menu (for example - search engines, and home pages.)
- IE11 or Microsoft Edge F12 developer tools
Microsoft Edge Browser Windows 10
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites apply to using Microsoft Edge with IE mode.
Microsoft Edge Explorer 10
Important
Microsoft Edge Vs Internet Explorer 11
To ensure success, install the latest updates for Windows and Microsoft Edge. Failure to do so will likely cause IE mode to fail.
- The minimum system updates for the operating systems listed in the next table.
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| Operating system | Version | Updates |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10 | 1909 or later | |
| Windows 10 | 1903 | KB4501375 or later |
| Windows Server | 1903 | KB4501375 or later |
| Windows 10 | 1809 | KB4501371 or later |
| Windows Server | 1809 | KB4501371 or later |
| Windows Server | 2019 | KB4501371 or later |
| Windows 10 | 1803 | KB4512509 or later |
| Windows 10 | 1709 | KB4512494 or later |
| Windows 10 | 1607 | KB4516061 or later |
| Windows Server | 2016 | KB4516061 or later |
| Windows 10 | initial version, July 2015 | KB4520011 or later |
| Windows 8 | 8.1 | KB4507463 or later; or KB4511872 or later |
| Windows Server | 2012 R2 | KB4507463 or later; or KB4511872 or later |
| Windows 8 | Embedded | Install KB4492872 to upgrade to Internet Explorer 11; then install KB4507447 or later; or KB4511872 or later |
| Windows Server | 2012 | Install KB4492872 to upgrade to Internet Explorer 11; then install KB4507447 or later; or KB4511872 or later |
| Windows 7 | SP1** | KB4507437 or later; or KB4511872 or later |
| Windows Server | 2008 R2** | KB4507437 or later; or KB4511872 or later |
Important
** Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 will be supported by Microsoft Edge even after those operating systems go out of support. In order for IE mode to be supported on these operating systems the devices will need to have the Extended Security Updates for Windows 7. We recommend that you upgrade to a supported operating system as soon as possible in order to remain secure. Support for Microsoft Edge with the Extended Security Updates should be considered a temporary bridge to getting to a supported OS state.
- The Microsoft Edge administrative template. For more information, see Configure Microsoft Edge.
- Internet Explorer 11 enabled in Windows Features.
Microsoft Edge Explorer Mode
See also