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Originally published: August 17, 2020
Updated: August 18, 2020
Get Microsoft Edge for iOS and Android. Learn more: Accessibility with Microsoft Edge Skip to main content. When i am trying to share a Edge Chromium window with Teams, I get all the tabs in the browser shown to share and not just one window. See screen shot. I can select a tab and share but it does not work. Anyone that knows how to fix this. Google Chrome just shows up as one window and works fine no ma. To access Microsoft Teams, use the desktop app or a supported modern browser like the new Microsoft Edge. Beginning August 17, 2021, the remaining Microsoft 365 apps and services will no longer support IE 11.
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Today, we're announcing that Microsoft 365 apps and services will no longer support Internet Explorer 11 (IE 11) by this time next year.
Beginning November 30, 2020, the Microsoft Teams web app will no longer support IE 11.
Beginning August 17, 2021, the remaining Microsoft 365 apps and services will no longer support IE 11.
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Using Internet Explorer mode in the new Microsoft Edge will not extend IE 11 access to Microsoft 365 appsand services beyond the dates listed above.
Additionally, we will be ending support for the legacy version of the Microsoft Edge desktop app on March 9, 2021, in favor of thenew Microsoft Edge. This means that the legacy version of the desktop app will no longer receive security updates.
The recommended browser for Microsoft 365 apps and services is the new Microsoft Edge, which follows theModern Policy. Gohere to download.
Microsoft will continue to support Internet Explorer 11. Internet Explorer is a component of the Windows operating system andfollows the Lifecycle Policy for the product on which it is installed. For more information, gohere. For customers who have business-critical, line-of-business (LOB) apps running on IE 11 today, IE 11 continues to be a supported browser.
For customers using IE 11 to access Microsoft 365 apps and services, or using the legacy version of Microsoft Edge, supportoptions are available to help transition to the new Microsoft Edge.
Customers with Microsoft Unified Support can reach out to that support service for help transitioning to the new Microsoft Edge.
For customers looking to plan, deploy, or adopt Microsoft Edge, there'sFastTrack. FastTrack is availableto customers with 150 or more paid seats of Windows 10 Enterprise. To get started, submit aRequest for Assistance through the FastTrack site.
For customers who prefer to get started on their own, self-guided deployment and configuration materials, including a seriesfrom Microsoft Mechanics, are available on Docs.
Go here to learn more about these changes.
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Ever since browsers started to offer developer tools, the Console is a favorite. The reason is simple.
- In most programming courses, you learn to output some kind of print command to gain insights about what happens.
Before the DevTools, you were limited to an alert() or document.write() statement to debug in the browser.
If you want to log information in the Console, lots of methods are available to you. Review all of available methods in the API reference. The following code snippet lists the most important methods.
Copy and paste the previous code snippet in the Console or navigate to Console messages examples: log, info, error, and warn. When you try any method in the Console, the log() and info() methods seem to do the same thing, while the error() and warn() methods display an icon next to the message and a way to inspect the stack trace of the message.
It is, however, still a good idea to use info() and log() for different log tasks as that allows you to filter using type in the Console.
Different types of logs
Instead of log text you may send any valid JavaScript or DOM references to the Console. The Console is elegant and it determines the type that you send it. It then gives you the best possible representation. Copy and paste the following code snippet in the Console or to display the results, navigate to Console messages examples: logging different types.
Each result is displayed in a different way. Use the triangles to toggle the information and analyze each one in more detail. The curly brace characters {} around the x variable are a nice little trick to avoid lots of log messages where you only get a value but you don't know where it originated.
Format and convert values with specifiers
A special feature of all the log methods is that you may use specifiers in your log message. Specifiers are part of a log message and start with a percentage sign (%) character and allow you to log certain values in different formats and even convert each.
%slogs as Strings%ior%dlogs as Integers%flogs as a floating-point value%ologs as an expandable DOM element%Ologs as an expandable JavaScript object%callows you to style you message with CSS
The first example displays that the order of replacement of specifiers is the parameter order following the string. To display the results, copy and paste the previous code snippet in the Console or navigate to Console messages examples: Logging with specifiers. Expand the information in the log to display the huge difference between %o and %O.
Group log messages
If you log much information, you may use the group and groupCollapsed methods to display log messages as expandable and collapsible groups in the Console. Groups may be nested and named to make the data much easier to understand.
Also in the second example, the group names may be optionally generated. To display the results, copy and paste the previous code snippet in the Console or navigate to Console messages examples: grouping logs. You may expand and collapse each of the sections.
Display complex data as tables
The console.table() method logs complex data not as a collapsible and expandable object, but as a table that you may sort using different headers. A sorted table makes it much easier for people to review the information. To display it in an example, navigate to Console messages examples: Using table.
The output of console.table has a table format not only when it displays in the Console. For example, if you copy and paste a table into Excel, Word, or any other product that supports tabular data, the structure remains intact.
If the data has named parameters, the console.table() method also allows you to specify an Array of columns for each property to display as a second parameter. The following example displays how to specify an array of columns that is more readable.
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You may be tempted to use the log methods as your main means to debug webpages, because log methods are simple to use. Consider the result of any console.log() request. Live products shouldn't use any log that was used to debug. It may reveal inside information to people. And the noise created in the Console is overwhelming. When you use Breakpoint Debugging or Live Expressions, you may find that your workflows are more effective and you get better results.
Getting in touch with the Microsoft Edge DevTools team
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Use the following options to discuss the new features and changes in the post, or anything else related to DevTools.
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Alt+Shift+I(Windows, Linux) orOption+Shift+I(macOS) in DevTools. - Tweet at @EdgeDevTools.
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