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Brandon Wilson & Tan Tran. We still get the questions about Internet Explorer migration to Edge Chromium once in a while, especially f rom Government Agency Customers, the questions usually related to the in-house legacy application’ compatibility and developer's tools. Today we discuss about all thing migration from IE to Edge, I have combined a check list of Edge's features.

Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 comes with some new features and smashing looks including ActiveX Filter. If you already upgraded Windows 10 and after updating it some users facing some problems.

A differenza di Internet Explorer, Edge non supporta le tecnologie legacy ActiveX e BHO ma fornisce un sistema di estensioni, che a partire dalla prima versione basata su Chromium include supporto parziale per le estensioni di Google Chrome.
Unfortunately it seems that there is currently no way to use Edge in a MS webbrowser control without using third party addons. While the proposed 'solution' to add dword:00002ee1 to FEATUREBROWSEREMULATION causes the webbrowser to (falsely) report Edge/12.9200AGENT as USERAGENT, in fact it still uses the Trident engine to render the web content.

Today we discuss one of the problems most of the Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge users currently facing in ActiveX Filter following are the asked questions.

What is ActiveX Filter?
How to Turn on or off ActiveX Filter?
How To Disable ActiveX Filter?
What Does ActiveX Filtering Door Work?
What To Use ActiveX Filtering?

Below you going to read some asked questions solutions and you have some more questions related to Microsoft Edge ActiveX Filter than please let us know via comment.

2How to Disable, Turn off or Turn on ActiveX Filter?

2.1Turn off All Websites :

2.2Turn off For Individual Websites :

What is ActiveX Filter?

Microsoft Edge ActiveX Filtering is the app that allows websites to provide content for videos and games. ActiveX Filter controls let users interact with browser context and toolbars and some other services include online streaming.

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ActiveX Filtering comes in Microsoft Edge default web browser it prevents a browser from unknown apps installing. Which lets you suffer browsing safely. Sometimes unknown app installs and collects your PC information and files. Example: When ActiveX Filtering is on you can’t access videos, games, and some other content in the browser.

How to Disable, Turn off or Turn on ActiveX Filter?

As you read above when ActiveX Filter is enabled you can’t access to videos and games. So for access videos, games and some other individual content you have to turn it off. Follow the instructions to turning for ActiveX Filter.

But before you must know that in this process there are two ways to turn off ActiveX Filter. The first method is turning off ActiveX Filter for all sites and videos and the second method is turning off ActiveX Filter for some individual sites.

Turn off All Websites :

In this, you can completely disable ActiveX Filtering for all sites for access videos, games, and some contents.

Step 1 :

Open Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge in Windows 10

Step 2 :

Tab on the Tool Button of Default Browser

Step 3 :

Move to Safety in scroll down menu > ActiveX Filter

Step 4 :

Remove the check mark next to ActiveX Filtering

Turn off For Individual Websites :

In this, you can disable or turn off ActiveX Filter for some individual websites for some particular sites.

Step 1 :

Open Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge in Windows 10

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Step 2 :

Go the website you don’t want ActiveX Filter

Step 3 :

Tap the Filter button in the address bar > Turn off ActiveX Filtering

How Does ActiveX Filter Works?

When you visit any website than some unknown apps and applications gather information on your PC along with web browsing. In this case, you can prevent your default browser with ActiveX Filter to help prevent programs from accessing your computer without your knowledge.

Conclusion of the Article :

In this article, you read some important things about the ActiveX Filtering process which is best for you to prevent data breaches and it’s the major part of network security to secure your data. We are happy to know your response on this article.

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This article describes how Internet Explorer mode (IE mode) integrates with the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) DevTools.

Understanding IE mode

IE mode allows enterprises to specify a list of web sites that only work in Internet Explorer 11. When you navigate to these web sites in Microsoft Edge (Chromium), an instance of Internet Explorer 11 runs and renders the site in a tab. The functionality allows enterprises to manage compatibility with technologies that are currently not compatible with any modern web browsers. Support for the following technologies is included in IE mode.

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IE document modes
ActiveX controls
other legacy components

In IE mode, the rendering process is based on Internet Explorer 11. The Microsoft Edge (Chromium) process manager handles the lifetime of the rendering process. It is constrained to the lifetime of the tab for a specific site (or app). When a tab renders in IE mode, a badge appears in the address bar for the specific tab.

IE mode is currently available on Windows 10 Version 1903 (May 2019 Update), but is coming soon to all supported Windows platforms.

Launching the DevTools on a tab in IE mode

If you are trying to view the document mode of a web site in IE mode, choose the badge in the address bar.

If a tab is using IE mode, the DevTools do not work and the following conditions occur.

If you select F12 or select Ctrl+Shift+I, a blank instance of the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) DevTools is launched displays the following message.
If you open a contextual menu (right-click) and choose View Source, Notepad is launched.
If you open a contextual menu (right-click), the Inspect Element is not visible.

The reason that a number of the tools within the DevTools (like the Network and Performance tools) do not work is the rendering engine switches from Chromium to Internet Explorer 11 in IE mode. To provide feedback, navigate to Getting in touch with the Microsoft Edge DevTools team.

To test your Internet Explorer 11-based website (or app) in Internet Explorer 11 and IE mode, perform the following steps.

Open Internet Explorer 11.
- On Windows 10, locate the shortcut for Internet Explorer 11.
  1. Start Menu > Windows Accessories > Internet Explorer 11.
- On Windows 7, locate Internet Explorer 11.
  1. Start Menu > Internet Explorer 11.
In Internet Explorer 11, open the same webpage.
Launch the Internet Explorer DevTools.
- Select F12.
- Hover anywhere, open a contextual menu (right-click), and choose Inspect element. For more information about how to use those tools, navigate to Using the F12 developer tools.

Remote debugging and IE mode

Launch Microsoft Edge (Chromium) with remote debugging turned on from the command-line interface. Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Visual Studio Code, and other development tools typically run a command to launch Microsoft Edge. The following command launches Microsoft Edge with the remote debugging port set to 9222.

After you launch Microsoft Edge (Chromium) using a command-line argument, IE mode is unavailable. You may still navigate to websites (or apps) that are otherwise displayed in IE mode. The website (or app) content renders using Chromium, not Internet Explorer 11. Expect the parts of the webpages that rely on IE11, such as ActiveX controls, to not render correctly. The IE mode badge does not appear in the address bar.

IE mode remains unavailable until you completely close and restart Microsoft Edge (Chromium).

Getting in touch with the Microsoft Edge DevTools team

Use the following options to discuss the new features and changes in the post, or anything else related to DevTools.

Send your feedback using the Send Feedback icon or select Alt+Shift+I (Windows, Linux) or Option+Shift+I (macOS) in DevTools.
Tweet at @EdgeDevTools.
Submit a suggestion to The Web We Want.
To file bugs about this article, use the following Feedback section.