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Microsoft Edge on Linux is a solid replacement for Internet Explorer for users who need modern web standards, security, and extension support. It handles most legacy sites through its Chromium engine, and it imports bookmarks and passwords from IE. It is best suited for developers, power users, and anyone who wants a secure, up‑to‑date browser. If you rely on very old IE‑specific ActiveX controls, Edge will not fully replace that functionality.

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156.0.4314.42-1 (22 octobre 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil

  • Both browsers run on Windows and Linux platforms
  • Both support bookmarking and password storage
  • Both can be synced across devices via a Microsoft account
  • Both provide private browsing modes
  • Both support extensions/add‑ons

Ce qui change

  • Edge uses Chromium engine, IE used Trident/EdgeHTML
  • Edge offers built‑in tracking prevention and AdBlock Plus, IE does not
  • Edge supports modern HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript, IE lags behind
  • Edge can import IE bookmarks/passwords, IE cannot export to Edge natively
  • Edge requires a Microsoft account for sync, IE does not

Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Internet Explorer

IE’s proprietary .htm/.html files open fine in Edge; bookmarks and passwords can be exported from IE to a CSV or XML and imported into Edge via the import wizard. Edge does not support legacy ActiveX controls or COM objects that some old IE pages relied on, so those sites may not work as expected.

Passer de Microsoft Internet Explorer à Microsoft Edge, étape par étape

  1. Export bookmarks and passwords from IE using the Import/Export wizard.
  2. Install Microsoft Edge from Flathub or Microsoft’s repository on Linux.
  3. Launch Edge and sign in with your Microsoft account to enable sync.
  4. Use the Edge import tool to bring over exported data from IE.
  5. Test legacy sites in Edge’s InPrivate mode to check compatibility.
  6. Adjust settings for tracking prevention and privacy as needed.

Fonctionnalités clés de Microsoft Edge

  • Moteur basé sur Chromium avec rendu rapide
  • Prévention du suivi intégrée et AdBlock Plus
  • Navigation InPrivate et recherche
  • Synchronisation entre appareils via compte Microsoft
  • Protection Microsoft Defender SmartScreen
  • Support d’extensions du Chrome Web Store
  • Barre de recherche Bing intégrée
  • Edge DevTools pour le débogage

Installer Microsoft Edge sous Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub com.microsoft.Edge

Questions fréquentes

Can I use Edge on Linux to view old IE‑only sites?

Most sites that only need basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript will load fine. Sites that relied on ActiveX or COM objects will not work in Edge, as those technologies are not supported on Linux.

Does Edge import my IE bookmarks automatically?

Yes, Edge includes an import wizard that can read the bookmarks file exported from IE and add them to Edge’s bookmark list.

Will Edge sync my passwords with IE?

Edge can sync passwords across devices via a Microsoft account, but it does not automatically transfer passwords stored in IE’s local database. You need to export them from IE and then import into Edge or use a password manager that syncs across browsers.

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