How to Extend IE mode more than 30 days

Hello, thank you for your quick answer.

Yes we are thinking about it but storage is not the preferred idea for my user.Especially since he uses only one URL.

After I try for my personal use, environment out of domain to make the script. When the URL is already in the parameters everything is ok. I just want to change your script with my URL. Can I send you my modified script for verification? Thanks again.

Hello LesFerch Thanks for the script, it works perfectly.

But, I am looking for a solution for an AzureAD environment. I have a WebSite where users use SSO. Is it possible to make a configuration to go longer than 90 days?

GPO policie ?

I have no idea. Thanks to you

THANK YOU LesFerch

This script ROCKS.

The key to most anything tech related is READ THE INSTRUCTIONS.

They are commented in the very beginning of the script.

For those too lazy to do the work... here's the direct quote and the key to making this copy/paste/Save as .vbs killer app work: 'This script only works with local Edge profiles. It will not work if Edge is signed-in. 'Note for system administrators: If your computers are in Active Directory, please consider 'using the Enterprise Mode Site List instead of this script. See this link: 'https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/ie11-deploy-guide/what-is-enterprise-mode 'How to use: '1. Add your IE Mode pages in Microsoft Edge (or add them to the AddSites variable below) '2. Close Microsoft Edge (if open) '3. Run this script 'Repeat the above steps to add more IE Mode pages"

Which of the two options is it that causes your script to fail: Sign in or Sign in | Sync?

Both.

To be clear, if the user is signed into Edge, my script still successfully edits the profile, but upon starting Edge, the changes are removed. I assumed Edge was replacing the profile from a copy stored on its servers.

I spent a lot of time comparing profiles when the user is signed in versus not signed in to see if I could find a way to make the changes stick when they're signed in, but I found no solution. I was looking for some flag or indicator to set in the profile so Edge would accept the changed profile as the newest/correct version to keep. If you have some insight that will help, I'd be happy to give it another shot.

The script only works with local Edge profiles.

This is a bit misleading, Les.

• All Edge profiles are 'local,' in that they consist solely of a directory within the Windows user's directory.
• It is possible to associate a profile with a particular Microsoft Account or 'work or school' account. Being signed in in the browser makes it simpler to sign in to Microsoft sites and other properties using the Microsoft account for authentication.
• Signing in also makes it possible to synchronize selected sets of the profile's user data - e.g. favourites - with Edge profiles on other devices, by storing them in the Microsoft Account.

So, the profile itself is always local, but some of its data may be stored in the Microsoft Account for sharing with other devices. Signing in is not enough to cause this to happen, though; Sync is an option which has to be enabled by the user after signing in.

Which of the two options is it that causes your script to fail: Sign in or Sign in | Sync?