However, in short IE Mode is a feature to help you transition from Internet Explorer to Microsoft Edge. I will not cover IE Mode in depth in this article, as I have a couple of different articles covering IE Mode. The Microsoft Edge Site List is needed when the Internet Explorer Mode (IE Mode) feature is enabled in Microsoft Edge. The main focus of this article is to provide some guidance on how to configure the Microsoft Edge Site List. Microsoft Edge is also supported in other operating systems like MacOS, Android and iOS, so there is plenty of opportunity to provide a great internet browser experience across different platforms with Microsoft Edge. If you are on other Windows operating systems, you are good to go for quite some time.
Also, with the upcoming end of life of Windows Server 2012/2012 R2 and Windows 8/8.1, I estimate that these operating systems are probably next in line to lose Edge support. A common denominator for all of the articles are features that bring better security, better performance and/or a better user experience, and even though a few of the articles are targeted Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktop setups, you will be able to use my articles to setup and configure Microsoft Edge in pretty much any Windows based setup.Īccording to Microsoft, Edge is still supported on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, all though this is coming to an end early next year, so plan accordingly. In the beginning of 2020, I wrote my first article about Microsoft Edge, which I posted shortly after Microsoft Edge was released in the first public stable version. By now the Microsoft Edge browser has been a source for a few articles on my blog.
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