Hi
as background - business have moved from IE11 to Edge Chromium but some pages require ‘Internet Explorer Mode’ - this is apparently set by group policy to ensure that certain URLs open with the mode enabled. If the mode is not enabled, the page may malfunction or not display at all.
When I run tests in Edge, I am now prompted for a login when these pages are opened (windows dialog box). A message also appears reading “Turn off remote debugging to open this site in Internet Explorer mode. Otherwise it might not work as expected”:
If I use Edge manually and open pages, no request for login details appears.
Two issues: 1) I would ideally open site in Edge in IE mode but apparently cannot due to remote debugging
and 2) I now have a windows dialog box to somehow manage, that doesn’t exist for manual tests
Please let us know how would your work be affected if this issue has not been resolved?
I can continue my job, but my performance is lower than expected
This set up does not work for me
capabilities.setCapability(“ie.edgechromium”, true)
capabilities.setCapability(‘C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft/Edge/Application/msedge.exe’);
just to clarify, I never got Edge working in IE-compatibility mode, which is what my original post was about. When I need to test a site that won’t work in out-of-the-box Edge then I use IE (ie running the test in IE mode, not Edge). If it’s a newer site, I’d hope it can run in Edge with no issues. Fortunately the number of apps requiring IE is dwindling!
In the event of Internet Explorer’s end of life (as of June 15, 2022), Microsoft Edge is the ultimate alternative. It’s a pleasure to announce that Katalon Studio is one of the many names that has permitted the reuse of existing IE tests and test scripts. This means that any Test Cases and Test Suites users created in IE will automatically open up Microsoft Edge and run in IE Mode.