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Internet Explorer support ended on June 15 2022. Why IEE requires it for opening links?

  • November 23, 2022
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Maja Stanislawska
Sidekick (Customer)
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Hi,

I may be missing information, so please help me understand the situation.
In one of the posts, there is information that IEE opens lobby links in a light version of Interne Explorer (not configurable).
 

https://community.ifs.com/framework-experience-infrastructure-cloud-integration-dev-tools-50/what-default-browser-is-used-when-opening-links-in-ifs-iee-14573



Since the support for Internet Explorer 11 ended on June 15, 2022 and Edge is recommended as a replacement, is there a plan to make a change to lobby links, so that they open in a supported browser?

What to do with the errors that users get currently when clicking in a link in IEE due to the browser incompatibility?

 

Best answer by spetkus27

If using custom RMBs that open links you can always preface the url with microsoft-edge. This will open the link in a new edge window.

 

An example link might be

microsoft-edge:http://google.com

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  • Do Gooder (Customer)
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  • November 23, 2022

Ah, so we too had this problem and it is solvable by utilising Edge in IE compatibility mode.

Firstly, ensure edge is set to allow ‘Open in Internet Explorer Mode’, in Edge, click the elipses and go to settings then default browser. Under the Internet Explorer compatibility section, turn on the Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode toggle switch. Now below, you can add the URL to the managed sites and this will then automatically select this mode when you open that site - you need to be quite specific here. If it doesn’t work immediately, click on the lobby and edge will open but will fail as usual - click on the elipses and then select open in internet explorer mode - you’ll then get a choice to add it automatically from here. Next time you load the lobby, edge will work without asking any questions.

Now we use this option for a number of sites that don’t work in edge correctly but be aware that the managed sites only last for a month and are deleted. We use a group policy to deposit the managed sites back into the registry automatically so that they never expire. You may need to deploy something like this too for your system.


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  • November 23, 2022

If using custom RMBs that open links you can always preface the url with microsoft-edge. This will open the link in a new edge window.

 

An example link might be

microsoft-edge:http://google.com


Maja Stanislawska
Sidekick (Customer)
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Thank you, spetkus27. Our team used the trick with prefacing and it is now functional!

microsoft-edge:http://google.com


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  • Do Gooder
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  • April 28, 2023
spetkus27 wrote:

If using custom RMBs that open links you can always preface the url with microsoft-edge. This will open the link in a new edge window.

 

An example link might be

microsoft-edge:http://google.com

 

is it posible with chrome?

chrome:http://xxx.com 

or

 

googlechrome:http://xxx.com  won’t work.

 

 


  • Superhero (Employee)
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  • April 28, 2023
aykuty wrote:
spetkus27 wrote:

If using custom RMBs that open links you can always preface the url with microsoft-edge. This will open the link in a new edge window.

 

An example link might be

microsoft-edge:http://google.com

 

is it posible with chrome?

chrome:http://xxx.com 

or

 

googlechrome:http://xxx.com  won’t work.

 

 

Can you try googlechrome://www.google.com/  i.e. removing the http  (and googlechromeif replacing https)


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