On Create a profile, select “Windows 10 and later” for the platform and “Administrative Templates” for the profile, then select C reate at the bottom of the page to continue. Once logged onto to the portal, select:ĭevices – Configuration profiles – Create profile
To configure IE Mode on Microsoft Edge with Intune, I will create a configuration profile in Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center ( ). The next section contains the steps to configure IE mode settings using Microsoft Intune. The Enterprise Mode Site List XML file will be covered in part two of this series. I’ve added the required group policy settings to configure IE Mode on Microsoft Edge. The path of the XML file can be a HTTPS location (which is recommended), a network share, or a local file on the device. Set the policy to Enabled and enter the path to the site list XML file.
Selecting Internet Explorer 11 will open the site in a separate Internet Explorer window and None will prevent users from configuring IE Mode in Microsoft Edge.Ĭonfigure the Enterprise Mode Site List policyįind the setting in the right hand pane and open to configure. This will open the configured sites in IE Mode on Microsoft Edge. Set the policy to Enabled and select Internet Explorer mode in the dropdown menu under options. I will now show the steps to configure each of the policy settings.įind the setting in the right hand pane and open to configure. I’m using the Computer Configuration section because I will be applying the group policy to computer accounts in Active Directory. I’ve covered the Microsoft Edge Administrative Templates in more detail in a previous post: Microsoft Edge: Viewing applied policies. User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Microsoft Edge.Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/Microsoft Edge.These group policy settings can be configured in the User Configuration or Computer Configuration section of the group policy: Configure the Enterprise Mode Site List policy.Configure Internet Explorer integration.There are two group policy settings that should be configured to enable IE Mode on Microsoft Edge: Review “About IE mode” in the references section for further details on supported and unsupported Internet Explorer functionality. In part one of this two-part series, I will configure IE Mode using Group Policy and Microsoft Intune. IE mode supports ActiveX controls such as Java and Silverlight, and it also supports Internet Explorer settings and group policies that affect Protected Mode and security zone settings. Users no longer need to switch between browsers to access legacy intranet sites. IE Mode enables users to access modern and legacy sites using a single browser. IE Mode on Microsoft Edge provides compatibility for legacy sites that require Internet Explorer 11.
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