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Microsoft Edge includes an "IE Mode" that uses the legacy Trident MSHTML engine to render pages that require ActiveX.

This creates a "technical debt" crisis. There are still organizations running Windows 11 that require ActiveX to function. For these users, Windows 11 is a friction point. They must configure Edge IE Mode, whitelist specific URLs, and hope that their legacy ActiveX controls don't break with the latest Windows security patch. activex windows 11

For developers and users looking to move on from ActiveX in Windows 11, the landscape looks vastly different: Microsoft Edge includes an "IE Mode" that uses

If you are a home user on Windows 11, you can safely ignore ActiveX. If a site asks you to install an ActiveX control, run the other way; it is likely a scam or a dangerously outdated site. For these users, Windows 11 is a friction point

Microsoft Edge, the default browser on Windows 11, does not support ActiveX. However, you can use the in Microsoft Edge to access older websites that require ActiveX: