Here is the registry keys just in case someone wants to do all this without opening group policy / IE options. The article is assuming that the user knew to do this step! UNLESS you also go into "Internet Explorer > Tools > Options > Security > Local intranet > Sites > Advanced" and then add the site to the list. The article said to use "Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Microsoft Edge > Send all intranet traffic over to Internet Explorer" which did not work This did not work for me.īUT "Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Microsoft Edge > Allows you to configure the Enterprise Site List" did work for me. The articles say to use "Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Use the Enterprise Mode IE website list.
There are two options I was able to get to work. For more information, see Manage the sidebar in Microsoft Edge. More customization options for the sidebar toolbar button are planned in future versions of Microsoft Edge. So far the articles and are misleading and don't fully work on my machine. When an admin enables the Sidebar and the Discover experience, enterprise users can choose to 'always show' or 'auto hide'.
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