I have to debug one issue for bug report for Edge 44 I have on my PC Edge 84. How can I install older version of Edge browser on my PC? I have BrowserStack but it does not offer that version.
Uninstalling Chromium Edge on Windows sets it back to Edge 44!
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I have received report with an issue with React component reproduced only on a specific MS Edge version (44.17763.831.0).
How can I test it if both laptops have same Edge version (44.18362.449.0)?
Where can I download specific Edge build or how can change engine version without downgrading Windows or running VM with specific Windows build?
Or any other ideas on how to test it.
Thanks!
You can't download Edge Legacy alone as it's a part of Windows. Edge Legacy has different versions according to different Windows OS build. If you don't want to downgrading your Windows version, I think you can test it in a VM with certain Edge Legacy version.
I have a VM with Microsoft Edge 44.17763.831.0 and it's Windows version is 1809, OS build 17763.1098. You can refer to it and test in your VM with the same version.
I've just downloaded latest Citrix Receiver onto my Windows 10 64 bit system.
Everything works ok with one exception.
Every time I launch the calling browser, whether Chrome, Edge or Firefox, I'm prompted to download latest version of Citrix Receiver.
Does not seem to be an option to avoid this, so have to do and when the download executes it reports latest version already loaded and I can then get onto my remote site.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Perry
maybe you need to run Citrix install as admin, so it can write to the registry or where it is that the browser is checking
How to check if Edge browser is installed or not.
If we iterate the Registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Clients\StartMenuInternet", we can conclude on Firefox, IE, Chrome etc. But edge will not make an entry there.
1. Is there any registry key that can be checked to verify whether Edge is installed or not?
2. Apart from Registry, is there any other method?
I am doing this check via C++ program.
Thanks in Advance...
If the device is Windows 10, it has Edge (which cannot be removed). If it is not windows 10, it does not have Edge.
This applies to all forms of Windows 10 (laptops, phones, xbox etc)
If you are using mshtml as an embedded browser in Windows and want it to render in the latest installed render model (i.e. using the latest installed IE) you can use the following registry Key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN\FeatureControl\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION
And add your program name and the number "0x0". Normally you set it to a value to correspond to a specific IE version, but in my program I always want to use the latest installed version.
In Windows 10 this does not work anymore. Setting "0x0" then crashes the application if rendering a local page or gives a blank page for an Internet page. The "0x0" setting works fine with IE6-11 and Windows XP to Win 8.1.
Not setting anything gives either IE6 quirk mode or IE7 quirk mode. Setting it to "11001" in Windows 10 also works.
Is this a bug in Windows 10? (I know that the "0x0" setting is not documented...)
How do I get the latest installed Browser Emulation no matter what Windows version or IE I have installed?
P.s.
If an upgraded IE is installed after my application I still want the latest version.
Is it possible to set the version of Opera to use in the Opera Mobile Emulator? I have a pda device where Opera version 10.0 is running and I would like to test my app in an Emulator running exact this version...
I haven't found links to download an older version of the Opera Mobile Emulator, neither have I found a way to set the version in the Emulator.
Usually old versions of Opera for plenty of different platforms are avaiable on Opera browser Archives. It seems the Opera Mobile emulator is not part of it, I'm not sure why.
after digging a bit.
One Windows 7 version
Some versions of "sdlbream" later versions are actually qtbream.
something apparently called an "android emulator" which looks like it's actually a widget manager for Windows and Linux
Let me know if that helps… or not. I'll try to dig more.