The idea is that you’ll need to import that file list to make a change, then export again. emie2 file, and put that somewhere central and safe. Once you have a record to test, go to File > Export. There’s two parts to maintaining a list – Exporting/Importing lists, and Saving as XML: Since we’re opening everything in Edge except what we want in this list, open in IE11 is the option we want, and leave it at the default IE8 Enterprise Mode (or change this if you need a different compatibility mode). You then tell it what to do with that URL – Open in IE, Edge, or do nothing. Click the ‘Add’ button on the bottom, type in the URL of the site you want to use (don’t worry about http or https if you want to catch both). This is the program you’ll use to manage the sites you want to force to use IE rather than Edge:Įnterprise Mode Site List Manager will start off blank.
Step 1 – Enterprise Mode Site List Managerĭownload Enterprise Mode Site List Manager (schema v.2) and install it. This is quite easy to set up, but I’ve found the existing documentation rather confusing to follow and doesn’t give an end to end explanation – or documentation is rather outdated and was written when the feature first came out, with a lot of options changing since then. There was also an Enterprise Mode in Internet Explorer that worked in a similar way too, where you could force certain sites to run as a certain version of IE for compatibility reasons. Microsoft Edge has a great solution for this – Enterprise Mode. Getting users to use the right website in the right scenario can be a pain, and every user seems to have their own opinion on what browser they prefer to use. This isn’t about what browser is ‘best’, but some solutions were designed with only Internet Explorer in use. Many companies have certain websites they need to use that either require Internet Explorer, or work best in Internet Explorer. Microsoft Edge is undergoing a big change with the underlying platform being migrated to Chromium – things will change with that (along with a new Internet Explorer mode) but that doesn’t help right now. The rest of this article still applies and is needed to make this work. The New Edge is out, and there’s 1 extra Group Policy to do: Enable ‘Configure Internet Explorer integration’ and set it to ‘Internet Explorer Mode’ to open inside Edge as IE, or ‘Internet Explorer 11’ to open sites seperately in IE11. Check it out using edge://compat/SiteListManager and here’s the official documentation: Note that there’s another way to now do this, using Enterprise Site List Manager which is an in-browser version of the standalone Enterprise Mode Site List Manager tool. AKA How to force certain websites when opened in Edge, to instead open in Internet Explorer.
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