IBM currently has no plans to upgrade browser conformance points for Query Studio and Analysis Studio as some browsers continue to support them including IE 11 in Cognos 11.1.7 and Firefox ESR in both Cognos Analytics 11.1.7 and 11.2. IBM is also investigating support for the Google Chrome and Microsoft Chromium Edge browsers for Event Studio in an upcoming release of Cognos Analytics and hope to share more information around that soon. Powerplay Studio 11.0 will support Microsoft Chromium edge alongside other currently supported browsers for the product as of Cognos Analytics 11.1.7 LTSR
Cognos Analytics 11.1.7, our Long-term Support release for version 11.1, will continue to support these platforms, where possible, throughout its lifecycle. Some organizations and users may choose to remain on the previously mentioned platforms. We are working on suitable solutions and will share more information about them soon.
We understand that some functionality, including PDF drill-through in Cognos Reports and Active Reports, may require IE 11. Microsoft also ended support for Internet Explorer 11 for Microsoft Teams in November 2020 and will be expanding on this as part of their product roadmap. Microsoft ended support for its legacy Edge browser in March 2021. Ubuntu 14, RHEL 6 and SUSE 11 have passed their general end-of-support dates. Have you ever had to switch between browsers for specific tasks because an app only works in Internet Explorer? Microsoft Edge can fix that by streamlining your productivity, allowing you to use apps and services in one browser.As part of our continued effort to innovate on Cognos Analytics with the latest technology available in every new release, version 11.1.7 is the last release of Cognos Analytics that supports Internet Explorer 11, Microsoft's legacy Edge browser, Ubuntu 14, Red Hat Linux (RHEL) 6 and SUSE 11. The browser is built on the Chromium project, which operates other browsers, and provides you with the best of the web’s history and future thanks to the dual engine. Microsoft Edge is the only browser to offer this kind of integration.
Internet Explorer Mode includes built-in compatibility for websites that still support Internet Explorer. You will benefit from a dual engine that supports old and new websites. Goodbye, Internet Explorer 11 Internet Explorer is finally dead and has been dead for. Commonly misspelled words will be corrected immediately, making your review process faster. Internet Explorer 11 Release Preview also supports autocorrection or 'correction-while-you-type'. If you are switching to Microsoft Edge, here are three notable differences when using the browser: 1. Internet Explorer 11 Release Preview brings the 'best in class' spelling engine and dictionaries used by Microsoft to the browser. It is currently the second most-used web browser currently. While there are other web browsers to choose from, Microsoft is urging its IE users to switch to Microsoft Edge, the best alternative for those wanting to stay with Microsoft.
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