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  #1339174 8-Jul-2015 11:42
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stevenz: Hopefully more of Microsoft's own sites will start recognising Edge (and indeed, even IE11 in some cases) as a "current" browser version fairly soonish.

If Silverlight isn't supported by Edge, which appears to be the case, then that removes the ability to use it with the Application Catalog for SCCM. Hopefully this is resolved one way or another soon. I see nothing in the interface that justifies the need of Silverlight so hopefully an update to SCCM will redo it in HTML5 or something Edge compatible.



Edge is a modern browser. Silverlight is not supported.

Edge can detect sites that require IE11 and open them in those instead.

This can be down manually or automated with GPO



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  #1339211 8-Jul-2015 12:34
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nathan:
stevenz: Hopefully more of Microsoft's own sites will start recognising Edge (and indeed, even IE11 in some cases) as a "current" browser version fairly soonish.

If Silverlight isn't supported by Edge, which appears to be the case, then that removes the ability to use it with the Application Catalog for SCCM. Hopefully this is resolved one way or another soon. I see nothing in the interface that justifies the need of Silverlight so hopefully an update to SCCM will redo it in HTML5 or something Edge compatible.



Edge is a modern browser. Silverlight is not supported.

Edge can detect sites that require IE11 and open them in those instead.

This can be down manually or automated with GPO


Any chance you could point me towards documentation on making this work? As of SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 it requires manually opening IE11 and opening the link from there which is irritating.





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  #1339216 8-Jul-2015 12:41
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Microsoft Edge will be the default browser in Windows 10.

For websites identified to use IE11 you will get two options:

Use Enterprise site list

Send all Intranet websites in IE.




  In the Enterprise Site list, a new option will be added to open a specific Website in IE11

User scenario

User click on a link

Edge will automatically detect (based on the enterprise site list) if the link need IE or not.

Edge will open IE with the website.




You can find more details here : https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015/BRK2347
http://video.ch9.ms/sessions/ignite/2015/decks/BRK2347_King-Smith.pptx



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  #1339222 8-Jul-2015 13:00
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Not real keen on watching a 1h15m video for this one option, the "Sends all intranet traffic over to Internet Explorer" GPO was all I needed, thanks, now working "correctly".





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  #1339230 8-Jul-2015 13:24
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MikeB4:
surfisup1000: i've been trialling win10 on a spare laptop.... latest update and cannot run the edge browser -- i get 'edge has expired, get it from the online store'. 

Doesn't that defeat the purpose for testing, because the online store does not actually have edge available.



I am running 10162 on my PC and Edge is running the best it has during all the builds I have tried. Have you filed a bug report?


OK, then it is probably a bug, will do so. 

thanks

windows 10 in general seems OK but the latest update i've had some freezing issues too. Didn't have that before this update. 


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  #1339233 8-Jul-2015 13:38
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joker97:
joker97: I'll list what is extra:

Toolbars
- Adobe PDF Reader
- MS XML DOM Document (no idea what that is)
- Shockwave Flash Object

Searchbars
NONE

Search Provider
- Google only

Accelerators
- none

Tracking Protection
- none


ok so i disabled the XML DOM thing and the shockwave and am back GZing on IE ... old habits die hard


funny that, everything just works now. so far ... hmm ...

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  #1339273 8-Jul-2015 15:01
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My issue with edge was that it didn't allow me to view https sites with non matching certs.  A bunch of stuff I have to use a web browser to config is only accessable via https but uses self-signed certs.  Mostly Ubquiti gear, but a few others as well.

Oh and a bunch of websites 'don't try'  they do the "its a IE version.. insert banner saying it won't work" thing.  Not the fault of edge, just web devs getting it wrong.




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  #1339292 8-Jul-2015 15:37
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oh dear edge is an app! I am old fashioned. no apps thank you very much.

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  #1339354 8-Jul-2015 16:50
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joker97: oh dear edge is an app! I am old fashioned. no apps thank you very much.


You are going to have a very empty computer in a couple of years

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  #1339375 8-Jul-2015 17:01
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why the beef with apps vs programs?

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  #1339376 8-Jul-2015 17:02
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Not sure. I have a computer not an Android tablet

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  #1339380 8-Jul-2015 17:13
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joker97: Not sure. I have a computer not an Android tablet


Whats in a name? if it does the job it doesn't matter if its called a program, Application, Widget or Thingy

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  #1339443 8-Jul-2015 18:50
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MikeB4:
joker97: Not sure. I have a computer not an Android tablet


Whats in a name? if it does the job it doesn't matter if its called a program, Application, Widget or Thingy


Exactly this.  It just used to be called 'software'.  No difference.





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  #1339452 8-Jul-2015 19:05
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So call software , software, otherwise seems to me Microsoft are trying to be hip and getting downwith the kids with all their "apps".

Opera fan since the days when you were asked to pay for it...

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  #1339453 8-Jul-2015 19:06
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joker97

Wait a couple of weeks for windows 10.

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