How to Extend IE mode more than 30 days

Anonymous
2022-03-03T10:10:12+00:00

After adding URL's in IE mode pages it has a expire days of 30. I would like to know how to extend more than 30 days as per InternetExplorerIntegrationLocalSiteListExpirationDays policy.

Please help.

Microsoft Edge | Other | Windows 10

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  1. Anonymous
    2023-03-15T15:11:32+00:00

    Using VBS script, was failing with 'Edge profile sign-in detected. Profile cannot be updated."

    But was not signed-in. So, commented out the check for signed-in, and then it worked.

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  2. Anonymous
    2023-03-15T15:09:38+00:00

    Using VBS script, was failing with 'Edge profile sign-in detected. Profile cannot be updated."

    But was not signed-in. So, commented out the check for signed-in, and then it worked.

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  3. Anonymous
    2023-03-02T14:50:58+00:00

    greetings, perform the test by closing the browser session and apply the script. it worked correctly.

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  4. Anonymous
    2023-03-01T15:27:28+00:00

    I would welcome an offline discussion. I will email you once I get home (past 5 PM here now), and we'll see how this goes.

    I will not fork this though. This is your script, and however you would want the script done, then that's how it's going to be done.

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  5. Les Ferch 10,361 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
    2023-03-01T14:59:24+00:00

    If I were to make a GUI, I would separate the data from the script and have the GUI part in one script and the rest in the other (worker) script. The settings would all go in an INI file (XML and JSON are also options) and the GUI script's job would be to read the current settings from the file, present them for additions and edits, and then on submit, write a new settings file, and finally run the worker script passing the name of the settings file as the only parameter. That's how I do it with WinSetView, which has an HTA interface and a PowerShell worker script.

    The current script would then only need to be modified to accept one parameter (name of the settings file) and if that parameter is present, get the settings from the file, instead of from the variables at the top of the script, and process the changes without any prompts.

    To continue the potential coding discussions, I suggest taking this offline. We can exchange email (you can find my email in the WinSetView manual). Or we can communicate via GitHub. You may want to consider making a fork of IEModeExpiryFix, especially if we end up not agreeing on an approach for a GUI. ;-)

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