What is the reg key to enable IE mode in edge?

Edge supports the Internet Explorer mode by default.

You can easily switch to any supported browser for browsing a web page, by selecting Edge:IE (Internet Explorer) Mode in Settings. There is no need to use any workaround to start IE mode on edge browser, but there is no reg key to enable IE mode on edge browser. How to enable browser mode on edge browser? There is no way to enable Browser Mode on edge browser. If you want to use Internet Explorer Mode, we suggest you use one of the supported browsers like Internet Explorer, Chrome, Mozilla etc to browse a web page. How to enable browser mode in Chrome on edge browser? You can use Chrome Frame to browse a web page on your edge browser. In other words, your edge browser is just like a regular chrome browser with a custom build for Windows 10. Chrome Frame uses a feature called Chrome Frame on Edge. It's an add-on of Chrome that allows you to use the features of Chrome while browsing a website
In the Edge browser. Here is a link to get Google Chrome Frame for Microsoft Edge.

How to enable IE mode on chrome browser on edge browser? Internet Explorer Mode cannot be enabled on chrome browser as its version is not supporting Internet Explorer Mode yet. Instead you can use Internet Explorer 9 on edge browser to run any legacy web app on edge browser. How to disable Edge browser mode? If you are using Edge browser to browse a webpage, you can disable the Edge browser mode and select any supported browser to browse a web page. You can't disable Edge browser mode from the Control Panel.

How do I run a selenium script in edge browser with IE mode?

I want to run a script in edge browser with IE mode, but I can't seem to find any info on how to do this.

I have tried running the following code: var myApp = require('selenium-webdriver').remote('); myApp.start(); But this fails with the error: Unhandled Rejection (DriverCommandError): Error: WebDriverError: Unable to start InternetExplorerDriver. It may not be compatible with the version of the EdgeHTML driver.

I have solved it by removing the line: var myApp = require('selenium-webdriver').remote('); and instead setting the path to the correct driver version like this: var driver = require('selenium-webdriver');. Var driver = new driver.