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Internet Explorer Offline Mode

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Internet Explorer Offline Installer
Internet Explorer Offline Mode Windows 10
Internet Explorer 11 Offline Mode

In the context menu check if the Work offline mode is enabled. If the mode is enabled, uncheck Work Offline. You can switch also Internet Explorer to a normal mode the following way. Internet Explorer 11 Release Preview brings the 'best in class' spelling engine and dictionaries used by Microsoft to the browser. Internet Explorer 11 Release Preview also supports autocorrection or 'correction-while-you-type'. Commonly misspelled words will be corrected immediately, making your review process faster.

Controls an instance of Windows Internet Explorer through automation.

Jun 09, 2019 Start Internet Explorer. On the File menu, determine whether the Work Offline option is enabled. Note If this option is enabled, a check mark appears next to Work Offline. If this option is enabled, go to step 3. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options. In the Internet Options dialog box, click the Connections tab.

Members

The InternetExplorer object has these types of members:

Events
Methods
Properties

Events

The InternetExplorer object has these events.

Event	Description
BeforeNavigate	Fires before navigation occurs in the given object (on either a window or frameset element).
CommandStateChange	Fires when the enabled state of a command changes.
DocumentComplete	Fires when a document is completely loaded and initialized.
DownloadBegin	Fires when a navigation operation begins.
DownloadComplete	Fires when a navigation operation finishes, is halted, or fails.
NavigateComplete	Fires after a navigation to a link is completed on either a window element or a frameSet element.
NavigateComplete2	Fires after a navigation to a link is completed on a window element or a frameSet element.
NewProcess	Creates a new process to handle the navigation.
NewWindow	Fires when a new window is to be created.
NewWindow2	Fires when a new window is to be created.
NewWindow3	Raised when a new window is to be created. Extends NewWindow2 with additional information about the new window.
OnFullScreen	Fires when the FullScreen property is changed.
OnMenuBar	Fires when the MenuBar property is changed.
OnQuit	Fires before the Internet Explorer application quits.
OnStatusBar	Fires when the StatusBar property is changed.
OnTheaterMode	Fires when the TheaterMode property is changed.
OnToolBar	Fires when the ToolBar property is changed.
OnVisible	Fires when the Visible property of the object is changed.
PrintTemplateInstantiation	Fires when a print template is instantiated.
PrintTemplateTeardown	Fires when a print template is destroyed.
ProgressChange	Fires when the progress of a download operation is updated on the object.
PropertyChange	Fires when the PutProperty method of the object changes the value of a property.
StatusTextChange	Fires when the status bar text of the object has changed.
TitleChange	Fires when the title of a document in the object becomes available or changes.
UpdatePageStatus
WindowActivate
WindowMove
WindowResize
WindowStateChanged	Fires when the visibility state of a content window, such as the browser window or a tab, changes.

Methods

The InternetExplorer object has these methods.

Method	Description
ExecWB	Executes a command and returns the status of the command execution using the IOleCommandTarget interface.
GetProperty	Gets the value associated with a user-defined property name.
GoBack	Navigates backward one item in the history list.
GoForward	Navigates forward one item in the history list.
GoHome	Navigates to the current home or start page.
GoSearch	Navigates to the current search page.
Navigate	Navigates to a resource identified by a URL or to a file identified by a full path.
Navigate2	Navigates the browser to a location that might not be expressed as a URL, such as a PIDL for an entity in the Windows Shell namespace.
PutProperty	Associates a user-defined name/value pair with the object.
QueryStatusWB	Queries the object for the status of commands using the IOleCommandTarget interface.
Refresh	Reloads the file that is currently displayed in the object.
Refresh2	Reloads the file that is currently displayed with the specified refresh level.
Stop	Cancels a pending navigation or download, and stops dynamic page elements, such as background sounds and animations.

Properties

The InternetExplorer object has these properties.

Property	Description
Sets or gets a value indicating whether the address bar of the object is visible or hidden.
Gets the automation object for the application that is hosting the WebBrowser Control.
Gets a value that indicates whether the object is engaged in a navigation or downloading operation.
Gets an object reference to a container.
Gets the automation object of the active document, if any.
NoteFullName may be altered or unavailable in subsequent versions of the operating system or product. Retrieves the fully qualified path of the Internet Explorer executable.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether Internet Explorer is in full-screen mode or normal window mode.
Sets or gets the height of the object.
Sets or gets the coordinate of the left edge of the object.
Retrieves the path or title of the resource that is currently displayed.
Gets the URL of the resource that is currently displayed.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the Internet Explorer menu bar is visible.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the object is operating in offline mode.
Gets the parent of the object.
NotePath may be altered or unavailable in subsequent versions of the operating system or product. Retrieves the system folder of the Internet Explorer executable.
Gets the ready state of the object.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the object is registered as a top-level browser window.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the object is registered as a drop target for navigation.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the object can be resized.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the object can display dialog boxes.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the status bar for the object is visible.
Sets or gets whether the object is in theater mode.
Sets or gets whether toolbars for the object are visible.
Sets or gets the coordinate of the top edge of the object.
Gets a value that indicates whether the object is a top-level container.
Gets the user type name of the contained document object.
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the object is visible or hidden.
Sets or gets the width of the object.

Remarks

Windows Internet Explorer 8. On Windows Vista, to create an instance of Internet Explorer running at a medium integrity level, pass CLSID_InternetExplorerMedium (defined in exdisp.idl) to CoCreateInstance. The resulting InternetExplorerMedium object supports the same events, methods, and properties as the InternetExplorer object.

Examples

The following example uses CreateObject in Visual Basic to launch an instance of Internet Explorer.

The following C# example launches an instance of Internet Explorer and navigates to a Web page. The code also demonstrates how to create an event handler to listen for the BeforeNavigate2 event. The project requires a reference to the Microsoft Internet Controls (SHDocVw) type library.

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This article provides an overview and prerequisites for using Microsoft Edge with IE mode.

Note

This article applies to Microsoft Edge Stable, Beta and Dev Channels, version 77 or later.

What is IE mode?

IE mode on Microsoft Edge makes it easy to use all of the sites your organization needs in a single browser. It uses the integrated Chromium engine for modern sites, and it uses the Trident MSHTML engine from Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) for legacy sites.

When a site loads in IE mode, the IE logo indicator displays on the left side of navigation bar. You can click the IE logo indicator to display additional information, as shown:

Only those sites that you specifically configure (via policy) will use IE mode, all other sites will be rendered as modern web sites. For a site to use IE mode, you need to:

List the site in the Enterprise Mode Site List XML defined in one of these policies:
- Microsoft Edge 78 or later, 'Configure the Enterprise Mode Site List'
- Internet Explorer, 'Use the Enterprise Mode IE website list'
Note
We only process one Enterprise Mode Site List. The Microsoft Edge site list policy takes precedence over the Internet Explorer site list policy.
All Intranet sites when the Send all intranet sites to Internet Explorer group policy is enabled (Microsoft Edge 77 or later.)

IE mode supports the following Internet Explorer functionality

All document modes and enterprise modes
ActiveX controls (such as Java or Silverlight)
Browser Helper Objects
Internet Explorer settings and Group Policies that affect the security zone settings and Protected Mode
The F12 developer tools for IE, when launch with IEChooser
Microsoft Edge extensions (Extensions that interact with the IE page content directly are not supported.)

IE mode doesn't support the following Internet Explorer functionality

Internet Explorer toolbars
Internet Explorer settings and Group Policies that affect the navigation menu (for example - search engines, and home pages.)
IE11 or Microsoft Edge F12 developer tools

Prerequisites

The following prerequisites apply to using Microsoft Edge with IE mode.

Important

To ensure success, install the latest updates for Windows and Microsoft Edge. Failure to do so will likely cause IE mode to fail.

The minimum system updates for the operating systems listed in the next table.

Operating system	Version	Updates
Windows 10	1909 or later
Windows 10	1903	KB4501375 or later
Windows Server	1903	KB4501375 or later
Windows 10	1809	KB4501371 or later
Windows Server	1809	KB4501371 or later
Windows Server	2019	KB4501371 or later
Windows 10	1803	KB4512509 or later
Windows 10	1709	KB4512494 or later
Windows 10	1607	KB4516061 or later
Windows Server	2016	KB4516061 or later
Windows 10	initial version, July 2015	KB4520011 or later
Windows 8	8.1	KB4507463 or later; or KB4511872 or later
Windows Server	2012 R2	KB4507463 or later; or KB4511872 or later
Windows 8	Embedded	Install KB4492872 to upgrade to Internet Explorer 11; then install KB4507447 or later; or KB4511872 or later
Windows Server	2012	Install KB4492872 to upgrade to Internet Explorer 11; then install KB4507447 or later; or KB4511872 or later
Windows 7	SP1**	KB4507437 or later; or KB4511872 or later
Windows Server	2008 R2**	KB4507437 or later; or KB4511872 or later

Important

Internet Explorer Offline Installer

** Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 will be supported by Microsoft Edge even after those operating systems go out of support. In order for IE mode to be supported on these operating systems the devices will need to have the Extended Security Updates for Windows 7. We recommend that you upgrade to a supported operating system as soon as possible in order to remain secure. Support for Microsoft Edge with the Extended Security Updates should be considered a temporary bridge to getting to a supported OS state.