One of the features that Edge lacks compared to other popular browsers is support for ActiveX controls. It is included in Windows 10 by default and is the successor to Internet Explorer. Microsoft Edge is a web browser developed by Microsoft. By using ActiveX controls, Web developers can create interactive Web sites and applications that resemble desktop programs in functionality. Therefor, i'm getting all the latest rendering and security features of Firefox.ActiveX is a technology that enables software components to interact with one another in a networked environment, typically over the Internet. It's just a wrapper for whatever Firefox is installed on my computer (which is the latest version). i would say "yes", because this ActiveX control does ''not'' contain an outdated Firefox engine- it does not contain ''any'' Firefox engine. Interestingly, it appears not as a separate profile under AppData\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles, but as a separate application. I've read we can set config in user.js in the profile folder. '''Update: '''There's a "Mozilla Control" folder in App Settings folder. Therefor, i'm getting all the latest rendering and security features of Firefox. i would say "yes", because this ActiveX control does not contain an outdated Firefox engine- it does not contain any Firefox engine. "As an aside, is it safe to use something that old?"
Update: There's a "Mozilla Control" folder in App Settings folder. WebBrowser1.PutProperty "security.warn_entering_secure", "false" WebBrowser1.PutProperty "security.warn_entering_secure", False WebBrowser1.PutProperty "security.warn_entering_secure", 0 WebBrowser1.PutProperty "security.warn_entering_secure", -1
Now just need to figure how to set programmatically. Then i can nav to my desired page without receiving the warning. If i nav the browser to "about:config", then i can manually change security.warn_entering_secure to false.
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