revBrowserOpen - MS Teams Not Compatible IE
Posted: Sat May 22, 2021 10:28 am
Hi folks,
I'm having a problem with revBrowserOpen and hope someone might have a suggestion please?
I have a program with a browser in it. I can access other websites and login to portals etc., but I am trying to login to MS Teams using revBrowserOpen or revBrowserOpenCef on Windows. I get the error that Teams is no longer compatible with IE 11 (internet Explorer 11).
To resolve this, I removed IE (is Systems Features) from Windows 10, installed Chrome and made this default program. When I deploy to Windows using either revBrowserOpenCef/revBrowserOpen it will either not display the Teams login page (or any websites), or will display the error that Teams is not compatible with IE.
I understand that revBrowserOpenCef uses the Chrome browser webkit and opens a Chrome based browser, but this won't work at all (it's blank) and revBrowserOpen uses the IE browser for PCs.
Have you any ideas on how to get Teams working in the Browser on PC?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Colin
I'm having a problem with revBrowserOpen and hope someone might have a suggestion please?
I have a program with a browser in it. I can access other websites and login to portals etc., but I am trying to login to MS Teams using revBrowserOpen or revBrowserOpenCef on Windows. I get the error that Teams is no longer compatible with IE 11 (internet Explorer 11).
To resolve this, I removed IE (is Systems Features) from Windows 10, installed Chrome and made this default program. When I deploy to Windows using either revBrowserOpenCef/revBrowserOpen it will either not display the Teams login page (or any websites), or will display the error that Teams is not compatible with IE.
I understand that revBrowserOpenCef uses the Chrome browser webkit and opens a Chrome based browser, but this won't work at all (it's blank) and revBrowserOpen uses the IE browser for PCs.
Have you any ideas on how to get Teams working in the Browser on PC?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Colin