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How do I stop a website from redirecting in Internet Explorer?
From the drop-down menu select Settings then scroll down and click Advanced. In the Privacy & security section choose Content settings > Pop-ups and redirects then ensure that the Allowed option is turned off.
How do I stop websites from redirecting edges?
To disable this policy, select Enabled AND then in the dropdown under Options: Redirect incompatible sites from Internet Explorer to Microsoft Edge, select Disable.
Why does IE jump to edge?
Many modern websites have designs that are incompatible with Internet Explorer. When a user goes to a site that is incompatible with Internet Explorer, they will be automatically redirected to Microsoft Edge.
When does Internet Explorer redirect you to another website?
When the Internet Explorer user visits an unsupported website (e.g., Facebook, Internet Archive, etc.), the user may get a message stating the website is incompatible with Internet Explorer. Starting with Microsoft Edge version 84, Microsoft Edge supports this new capability that automatically redirects users from Internet Explorer.
How to prevent auto redirection from IE to edge?
Follow one of these methods: Start Microsoft Edge, open Settings, and select the “Default browser” tab. Or, launch the URL edge://settings/defaultbrowser from the address bar. Set “Let Internet Explorer open sites in Microsoft Edge” to “Never.”
How to redirect incompatible sites to Microsoft Edge?
If you don’t configure this policy or set it to “Sitelist”, Internet Explorer will redirect incompatible sites to Microsoft Edge. This is the default behavior. To disable this policy, select Enabled AND then in the dropdown under Options: Redirect incompatible sites from Internet Explorer to Microsoft Edge, select Disable .
How to add a 301 redirect to your website?
To check that your website runs on Apache, ask your web host. Here are some snippets of code for adding common types of 301 redirect via .htaccess: IMPORTANT. These instructions are for Apache web servers only. Read this if your site runs on Nginx, or this if your site runs on Windows/ IIS.