- #ENABLE COOKIE INTERNET EXPLORER 8 WINDOWS 10#
- #ENABLE COOKIE INTERNET EXPLORER 8 ANDROID#
- #ENABLE COOKIE INTERNET EXPLORER 8 WINDOWS 8.1#
Persistent cookies, which have been created with an Expires-attribute, are not in scope for this feature and cannot be shared between Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer. In these scenarios, you can configure specific cookies set by SSO to be sent from Microsoft Edge to Internet Explorer so the authentication experience becomes more seamless by eliminating the need to reauthenticate. For example, when a user has to reauthenticate in Internet Explorer mode or when signing out of a Microsoft Edge session doesn’t sign out of the Internet Explorer mode session.
#ENABLE COOKIE INTERNET EXPLORER 8 WINDOWS 10#
#ENABLE COOKIE INTERNET EXPLORER 8 WINDOWS 8.1#
Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 - KB4586768 or higher.Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB - KB4580327 or higher.Windows 10 Enterprise 2016 LTSC and Windows Server 2016 - KB4580346 or higher.
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Windows 10 version 1803 – KB4577032 or higher.Windows 10 version 1809, Windows Server version 1809, and Windows Server 2019 - KB4571748 or higher.Windows 10 version 1903, Windows Server version 1903 – KB4566116 or higher.Windows 10 version 1909, Windows Server version 1909 – KB4566116 or higher.Windows 10 version 2004, Windows Server version 2004 - KB4571744 or higher.To share session cookies from Microsoft Edge to Internet Explorer: See TLS (Transport Layer Security) Encryption Changes to understand the overall impact of this change.This article applies to Microsoft Edge version 87 or later. Adobe Delivery infrastructure is being secured to NOT support TLS 1.0 devices and browsers after September 12, 2018.at.js requires a doctype that renders in standard mode, for example. Target displays default content in browsers not listed above and in browsers using quirks mode.As a result, delivery does not work with custom elements. Internet Explorer treats all unknown elements (such as custom elements) as the same element type.For at.js implementations, Target displays default content in earlier versions of Internet Explorer and possibly in earlier versions of the above-listed browsers.
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#ENABLE COOKIE INTERNET EXPLORER 8 ANDROID#
Android devices and tablets (Android 4 and later).Note: For more information about how Safari handles first- and third-party cookies, see Target Cookie. Note: Content delivery on IE 10, 11, and all older versions is no longer supported with at.js 2.5.0 (and later). Content delivery on IE 10, 11, and all older versions is no longer supported with at.js 2.5.0 (and later). Note: Content delivery on IE 9 is no longer supported with at.js 1.3.0 (and later). Content delivery has been tested across the following browsers and devices: Device Type