
In this scenario only a single browser is used (Edge). Since Edge and Chrome are using the same rendering engines, this is far better than using Internet Explorer Control and Chrome.ħ.70 example 3 (default browser is Edge, browser control is Edge (based on Chromium)): As of SAP GUI for Windows 8.00 the Microsoft WebView2 Control is the default browser control, but you can still select Internet Explorer as long as this is still available as a browser control.ħ.70 example 1 (default browser is Chrome, browser control is Internet Explorer):ĬASE 2: Opens Internet Explorer Control inplaceħ.70 example 2 (default browser is Chrome, browser control is Edge (based on Chromium)):ĬASE 2: Opens Edge WebView2 Control inplace You can select the Microsoft WebView2 Control as an alternative to Internet Explorer Control. There are multiple cases described with this behavior result:Īs of SAP GUI for Windows 7.70 this changes due to the option explained above. The answers are listed in OSS note 2913405 – SAP GUI for Windows: Dependencies to browsers / browser controls.


How to check HTTP usage in your system: read this blog.More on SAP support for browsers in general can be found in this blog.Webadmin pages disablement: read this blog.


Here you can choose the browser and download location to be used.
