At work I use Internet Explorer for a certain "program". It is completely implemented in Internet Explorer, so to speak.
But my Internet Explorer is so extremely slow that I have constant jerks and short stuck in IE and therefore just wanted to try the program in Chrome or Edge because these two work quite quickly and stably on the company laptop.
Unfortunately, the problem here is that Chrome and Edge are not compatible with these pages and everything is displayed incorrectly and I can't work like that.
Hence the question:
Can I somehow get the IE pages running on Chrome or Edge via a compatibility mode or something like that without having to install browser extensions because these are all blocked by our company?
At work I use Internet Explorer for a certain "program". It is completely implemented in Internet Explorer, so to speak.
But my Internet Explorer is so extremely slow that I have constant stutters and short stuck in IE
Unfortunately, the problem here is that Chrome and Edge are not compatible with these pages and everything is displayed incorrectly and I can't work like that.
Some software & special web programs (e.g. Microsoft Dynamics AX) require this, among other things. Because of (the very dangerous) ActiveX & other proprietary standards from Microsoft.
And there are still a lot of legacy programs that require MS-IE.
For the rest, of course, use a modern browser, e.g. Firefox, because it spies less than Chrome / Chrome-Edge.
