To run Microsoft Edge in Internet Explorer (IE) mode, you need to enable it in the browser settings. First, navigate to edge://settings/defaultbrowser in the address bar, then toggle the "Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode" option to "On". Finally, restart Edge for the changes to take effect.
- In the Microsoft Edge browser, click on the three dots (Settings and more) in the top-right corner and then select "Settings".
- Click on "Default browser" in the left-hand menu.
- Locate the "Internet Explorer compatibility" section and find the option "Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode". Click on the dropdown menu and select "Allow".
- A prompt will appear asking you to restart Edge. Click "Restart" to complete the process.
- After restarting, you can reload a page in IE mode by clicking the three dots (Settings and more), then "More tools," and finally "Reload in Internet Explorer mode".
- Alternatively, right-click on the tab and choose "Reload in Internet Explorer mode".
Important Considerations:- When to use IE mode: Only use IE mode when a website requires it for compatibility, as modern browsers like Edge offer better performance and security.
- Testing: If you're developing or testing a website, ensure it renders correctly in IE mode, as there might be differences in CSS, layout, and JavaScript compared to standard Edge rendering.
- ActiveX controls: Test any ActiveX components thoroughly, as their behavior might differ in IE mode.
- Document modes: Ensure sites render in the correct IE document mode.
- Pop-ups and dialogs: Verify that all pop-up windows and dialogs function correctly in IE mode.
- Legacy scripts: Test any older JavaScript or DOM manipulation methods carefully, as they might behave differently in IE mode.
Thanks for Reading... - Masud Rana
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