If you have questions or concerns about this change please contact the University IT Help Desk (585) 275-2000 or ISD (585) 275-3200. Get started with Microsoft Edge Popular Internet Explorer downloads 01 Internet Explorer 11 for IT Professionals and Developers-Windows 7 64-bit Edition and Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit Edition Download the fast and fluid browser recommended for Windows 7. Under the Internet Explorer compatibility section, turn on the Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode toggle switch. You can reload Internet Explorer sites with IE mode in Microsoft Edge.
More information on Edge and its new features can be found on Microsoft’s Website. How do I put IE in compatibility mode in Edge Click the Settings and More (ellipsis) button on the top-right corner. You can also follow the steps located here to change your default browser from Chrome, or Firefox to Edge. There’s information available here If you’re interested in migrating your favorites or bookmarks from other browsers to Edge. (eRecord users will see links opening in Edge.) Bookmarks saved in IE will be copied to Edge and saved under Favorites in an Imported from Internet Explorer folder. Microsoft Edge is the default web browser on Windows 10, Windows 10 Mobile, Windows 11, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, replacing Internet. If you use Google Chrome, Firefox, or Edge already as your default browser, your experience will not change.Īll Internet Explorer applications have been tested and verified to work with Microsoft Edge. If your default browser was Internet Explorer, your links will open in Microsoft Edge instead. You will notice the new icon on your taskbar and in your start menu. Microsoft Edge’s blue-green wave icon – already available on computers – will replace the blue “e” icon as University IT rolls out the change to computers over the next two months. A familiar icon on your Windows desktop will be changing as the University prepares for Microsoft to retire their long-time web browser, Internet Explorer (IE).
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