Microsoft is aiming to replace the existing version of Edge that ships in current versions of Windows 10, which uses Microsoft’s own EdgeHTML rendering engine, with a new version that it has been testing since early 2019. In addition, Internet Explorer mode appears visually like it’s just a part of the next Microsoft Edge, providing users with the latest UI features, like a smarter address bar and new tab page, and greater privacy controls for the modern web. The team designed Internet Explorer mode to meet that need, with a goal of 100% compatibility with sites that work today in IE11, including full support for IE’s doc modes, as well as ActiveX controls, like Silverlight and Browser Helper Objects (BHOs). A blog post by the Microsoft Edge team dated July 16 th reads: The new mode will mean that enterprises don’t need to manage two different browsers. The new mode has made its way to the Canary branch for Edge Insiders and it lets you open a tab that renders the site using IE instead of the new Edge rendering engine, which is based on Chromium. The idea is users can work with one browser to access both a modern web experience and legacy intranet sites that require IE.
Announced back at its Build conference in May, Microsoft is adding a mode to the new version of Edge that will allow it to display websites designed to work with Internet Explorer (IE) 11.
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