(Recommended) Configure sites on the Enterprise Site listĬonfigure sites on the Enterprise Site list.There are two options for identifying which sites should open in IE mode: Setting the policy to Disabled implies IE mode is disabled by policy, but can be set through edge://flags or command line options.Ĭlick OK or Apply to save this policy setting. None if you want to stop users from configuring Internet Explorer mode via edge://flags or through the command line.After Jwhen IE11 will no longer be available, this option will behave the same as the Internet Explorer mode option.) Internet Explorer 11 if you want sites to open in a standalone Internet Explorer 11 window (This option will not be supported after Jwhen the Internet Explorer 11 desktop application will be retired and go out of support.Internet Explorer mode if you want sites to open in IE mode on Microsoft Edge.Enable Internet Explorer integration using Group Policyĭownload and use the latest Microsoft Edge Policy Template.Ĭlick User Configuration/Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Microsoft Edge.ĭouble-click Configure Internet Explorer integration. Most users prefer when sites open directly within Microsoft Edge in IE mode. You can also configure Internet Explorer to open with a standalone Internet Explorer 11 window.

You can configure Internet Explorer to open directly within Microsoft Edge (IE mode). For more information, see Add Microsoft Edge to Microsoft Intune and Configure Microsoft Edge policies with Microsoft Intune. Policies to enable IE mode can be configured through Intune.

Otherwise, follow the rest of the steps in Redirect sites from IE to Microsoft Edge.

If you are ready to disable the IE11 app, follow the steps in Disable Internet Explorer 11.

(Optional) Redirect sites from IE to Microsoft Edge Redirect sites from Microsoft Edge to IE mode This article applies to Microsoft Edge Stable, Beta and Dev Channels, version 77 or later.Ĭonfiguring IE mode requires three steps: This article explains how to configure IE mode policies. For more information, see Internet Explorer 11 desktop app retirement FAQ. The retired, out-of-support Internet Explorer 11 desktop application has been permanently disabled through a Microsoft Edge update on certain versions of Windows 10.

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