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Safari flash support. One of the founding principles of Microsoft Edge is that it is evergreen, with automatic updates to Windows 10 continually refreshing both Microsoft Edge itself and web content throughout Windows 10. Filezilla mojave. However, until recently, WinForms and WPF apps didn’t have access to the Microsoft Edge-powered WebView. Earlier this week at Build 2018, Kevin Gallo previewed. Upgrade to mac os 10.11. That’s when I discovered the FEATUREBROWSEREMULATION registry key (thanks to Rick Strahl). Rick has written about this key several times on his blog: Web Browser Control – Specifying the IE Version (May 11, 2011 – Updated 7/19/2014) Make Your CHM Help Files Show HTML5 and CSS3 Content (February 15, 2012). Changing the FEATUREBROWSEREMULATION value in the registry (HKEYLOCALMACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Internet Explorer MAIN FeatureControl FEATUREBROWSEREMULATION) is possible, but has no effect on the clients machine. In our windows machine, we can control the used IE version with this setting. To emulate Windows Phones, use Microsoft Edge's built-in emulation. Since Edge does not ship with legacy compatibility, use IE 11's Emulation to simulate how your page would look in older versions of Internet Explorer. Device emulators and simulators # Device simulators and emulators simulate not just the browser environment but the entire device.

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Is anyone using the microsoft web browser object as a user interface in APL applications running on windows 10. If so I would welcome advice as to how to get the object to use the IE 11 that ships with windows 10. By default it uses IE 7 but can be made to use higher versions via the FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION registry key. This worked fine on windows 7 but fails on windows 10.
My current problem is that I have an APL app which uses the web browser object to display a set of analogue gauges running in real time. The underlying APL communicates with a web page hosted by the object via TCP/IP and websockets. The web page uses HTML5 and javascript to create and run the gauge graphics on the page.
If I run the app with the page running on a stand alone browser it works with Firefox, Chrome and IE11 on windows 7 and windows 10. I did however have to change one of IE11's security settings to get it to run on windows 10. When the page is running in the control it will run fine in windows 7 with the registry hack getting it to use IE11 but I cannot get it to run on windows 10. It reports that websockets are not supported by the browser. To me this is an indication that the browser object is still stuck in its default IE7 mode. I have tested the app from both APL+WIN and APLX with the same results.
Has anyone else come across this problem and more importantly found a solution they are willing to share.
Graham.
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