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IE pre-Edge is best thought of as a built-in UI library that shipped with Windows, not a browser. When you add that + longevity in deeply integrated enterprise

by ethbr0 6y ago

IE pre-Edge is best thought of as a built-in UI library that shipped with Windows, not a browser. When you add that + longevity in deeply integrated enterprise software, everything makes more sense.

7952 6y ago
You could have some kind of wrapper that installs legacy web sites as a separate app and starts a locked down embedded IE with a set of security policies.
- woodrowbarlow 6y ago
  derelictron
- ocdtrekkie 6y ago
  That's effectively what the Edge team built for legacy IE app support.