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Microsoft Edge: Improvements to the Enterprise Site List Manager
Support added to configure session cookies between Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer for IE Mode in the Enterprise Site List Manager.
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Support added to configure session cookies between Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer for IE Mode in the Enterprise Site List Manager.
We’ll be adding a feature titled “Get fast, secure browsing with Microsoft Edge”, on the Setup page in the Microsoft 365 admin center. This feature will let admins send a promotional email to encourage the adoption of Microsoft Edge. It will also provide the option to include instructions to turn on security and performance features in Microsoft Edge.
More info: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/microsoft-edge-feature-coming-to-microsoft-365-admin-center/ba-p/2863316
We’ll be adding a feature titled “Get fast, secure browsing with Microsoft Edge”, on the Setup page in the Microsoft 365 admin center. This feature will let admins send a promotional email to encourage the adoption of Microsoft Edge. It will also provide the option to include instructions to turn on security and performance features in Microsoft Edge.
More info: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/microsoft-edge-feature-coming-to-microsoft-365-admin-center/ba-p/2863316
,Microsoft Edge with IE mode creates a seamless single browser experience for enterprise environments with a mix of legacy and modern applications. Cloud Site List Management enables you to manage your site lists for IE mode in the cloud without needing on-premises infrastructure to host your organization’s site list. You can access this through the Microsoft Edge Site Lists experience in the M365 Admin Center. You can create, import, edit and export your site lists as well as publish site lists to the cloud. Multiple site lists can be published to the cloud and group policy can be used to assign different groups of devices to use different lists.
,Microsoft Edge with IE mode creates a seamless single browser experience for enterprise environments with a mix of legacy and modern applications. Cloud Site List Management enables you to manage your site lists for IE mode in the cloud without needing on-premises infrastructure to host your organization’s site list. You can access this through the Microsoft Edge Site Lists experience in the M365 Admin Center. You can create, import, edit and export your site lists as well as publish site lists to the cloud. Multiple site lists can be published to the cloud and group policy can be used to assign different groups of devices to use different lists.
Beginning with Microsoft Edge version 94, we are offering a new Extended Stable option to our managed Enterprise customers. The Extended Stable option will stay on even numbered revisions and update every 8 weeks. There will be a biweekly security update.
Microsoft Edge will begin supporting an even safer browsing mode that
uses hardware-dependent control flow for browser processes on supported
hardware (Intel 11th Gen. or AMD Zen 3). You can disable CET by manipulating
Image File Execution Options (IFEO) using group policy.
Beginning with Microsoft Edge version 94, notifications from progressive web applications PWAs will no longer show as coming from Microsoft Edge, but rather will display the name of the web app instead.
You will now be able to navigate through your PDF document using thumbnails representing the pages. These thumbnails will appear in the pane on the left side of the PDF reader.
Starting with Microsoft Edge version 94, we have brought accessibility-related settings together on a single page. You can find the new edge://settings/accessibility page under the main settings list. Here you can find settings to make the web page bigger, show a high visibility outline around the area of focus and other settings that can help improve your web browsing experience. We’ll continue to add new settings here in future versions of Microsoft Edge.
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