Do you have a list of sites that don't work well with Microsoft's Internet Explorer 11? A new Enterprise Mode could solve your problem, but you'll probably never see it.

Click on Default browser. Under the Internet Explorer compatibility section, toggle the button for the Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode option to enable IE mode on Edge.

Enterprise mode basically removes the barrier of compatibility for web pages written for Internet Explorer 7 or 8, to make them work perfectly in the latest editions like Internet Explorer 11.

Microsoft Edge uses the same guts as Google’s Chrome browser, but it does also contain a compatibility mode where it can spin up the outdated “Trident” MSHTML browsing engine that Internet Explorer ...

To use Internet Explorer Mode in Edge, launch Edge and click the “Ellipses” button in the top-right corner of the window. In the drop-down menu that appears, select “Settings.” ...

In the Microsoft Edge Dev builds, users can now launch web pages in an Internet Explorer tab for backwards compatibility. This launches a web page in a full functional Internet Explorer 11 session ...

Eventually, Microsoft ended IE's reign of mediocrity and today Microsoft Edge is just another implementation of Chromium, but ...

Tips When Internet Explorer displays a site in Compatibility mode, you can switch to normal mode by clicking the highlighted "Compatibility View" button.

Okay, but what about compatibility issues? In Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft (News - Alert) changed the browser's rendering, causing many Web pages to display differently than they did in IE 7 or 6.

If you're not using Compatibility View, then a Web page that contains a DOCTYPE will be rendered in Internet Explorer 9 Standards mode. A page without one will be rendered in Quirks mode.

Microsoft is (finally) killing off Internet Explorer entirely Internet Explorer lives on in Edge IE Mode, LTSC Windows 10, and Windows Server.