Hi @YuZhou-MSFT
Thanks for your reply.
If i can disable --ie-mode-force in Edge,I think if I can follow the ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/edge-ie-mode-policies#configure-internet-explorer-integration) setting to use IE mode in Edge with no message in info bars.If you disable --ie-mode-force in Edge, how can IE mode work?
sIn general ,as you said I can't disable --ie-mode-force. For this question, I want to exactly know if it's possible there is someway to control the --ie-mode-force,just in case it does exist.o I think you can't disable --ie-mode-force when automating IE mode, this conflicts with how IE mode works.
Hi @YuZhou-MSFT
Thanks for your reply.
I'm trying to use WebView2.But I don't know if it can implement my purpose.Why doesn't it work with WebView2? Please check that if you have met the pre-requisites of using WebView2.
By importing [Microsoft Internet Controls (SHDocVw.DLL)] ,I use IE in my application. By this ,I can open InternetExplorer by click a link in my application.About your application, how do you use IE in the application?
Hi @YuZhou-MSFT @SimpleSamples
Besides WebView2 control and SHDocVw.DLL, Does MS will provide a componet whick likes SHDocVw.DLL that can be used to create Edge object in the future?There is no Edge object in SHDocVw.DLL. The only control which you can use to implement Edge window is WebView2.
Thanks for your reply. As you said,I updated my question.
It's a Windows Form Application.Is this an ASP.Net application? Probably not. Is it UWP? probably not.
I'm trying on it.If WebView2 is suit for my purpose.I'll try my best to find the right way to implement it.Probably you should update your question with details of why WebView2 does not work.
Hi @YuZhou-MSFT
Thanks for your reply.
For this,I have changed another method to avoid this problem.I don't use the --window-size argument.BestRegards