Not only are domains added to the list, but also updates that will allow IE 10 to display them in best quality. Depending on what the future updates are, you might actually want them. When you disable Compatibility List updates (in the first part of the process), you’ll be missing out on future whitelist updates from Microsoft. Now click the Delete button to Delete Browsing History.Īfter it’s deleted, go to the web page you added to the list, and it should display like normal.Ī couple of things about this hack. Then hit WinKey + I to open Internet Explorer Settings.
Now go to the Start screen and open the metro / modern version of IE 10. So I added: Of course you can add whichever domain you want, and as many as you want.Īfter adding a domain make sure you save it by hitting Ctrl + S or going to File > Save. In this example I want the TWiT live stream to work. Just use the others that are listed as your example. Then scroll down a bit further and type in the domain you want to add to the Whitelist by typing it in between tags. In the file, I recommend hitting Ctrl + F to open the Find dialog and type: flash to find the tag. Right-click on it and select Open With > Notepad. There should be one file in there named iecompatdata.exe. Now use the keyboard shortcut WinKey + R and type or paste in the following directory and click OK.Ĭ:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\IECompatData When the Compatibility View Settings window opens up, uncheck the “Download Updated Compatibility Lists from Microsoft” box and click Close. Then go to Tools > Compatibility View Settings. Go to the desktop and open Internet Explorer and hit the ALT key to display the Menu bar. This method, explained by Marvin_S in the XDA forum, allows you to edit the IE 10 Compatibility List. Manually Add Flash Sites Work on Surface RT This pertains to both the Desktop and Metro version of IE. It won’t work and you’ll just get the following message. If you go to a site that requires Adobe Flash, and it isn’t approved on Microsoft’s Whitelist, you’ll see a screen similar to this.ĭon’t even bother tapping the icon to install it. While HTML 5 is taking over the duties of Flash on the web, there’s still plenty of sites that use it. How to Manually Remove Adobe Flash from Your Mac.How to Manually Remove Adobe Flash from Windows 10.
And Microsoft no longer supports the RT OS. Adobe Flash and Windows RT is No Longer Supportedįlash is no longer supported.
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