I use feature detection for those things. I just need to detect IE9 (regardless of what mode it's in) and make a non-page content decision on that.Thanks for steering me towards the answer with your suggestions and links.Actually the user agent string is different for IE9 when being run in IE7 compatibility mode, so this would be one of the best ways to distinguish between different IE versions.Compatibility View will be: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible MSIE 7.0 Windows NT 6.0 Trident/5.0)(emphasis added by me). Internet Explorer 7 (32 bit) - OK.In Compatibility View, websites will be displayed as if you were running a previous version of Internet Explorer, which will often correct display problems. You don’t need to click the button for a site after you’ve done it oncethe next time you visit the site, Internet Explorer 9 will automatically show it in Compatibility View.From what I can see in the user agent string, an IE9 in IE7 compatibility mode, provides an identical string to a real IE7. Is there an extra property/element/object that I can test to see if it's "really" IE9 in disguise?Once you turn on Compatibility View Internet Explorer will automatically. The toolkit is supported on Internet Explorer 8 Internet Explorer 9.
Turn on Internet Explorer Standards Mode for Local Intranet: This setting disables Compatibility View (enables Standards Mode) for all intranet websites. Turn off Compatibility View: This setting disables Compatibility View for all websites and prevents users from enabling or disabling Compatibility View for any websites. Turn on Internet Explorer 7 Standards Mode: This setting enables Compatibility View for all websites and prevents users from enabling or disabling Compatibility View for any websites. Method 1: Enable Compatibility View for multiple computers by using Group Policy settingsTo enable Compatibility View for multiple computers in an enterprise environment, administrators can use the following new Compatibility View Group Policy settings that are available for Internet Explorer 8 and for Internet Explorer 9: The developer tools' Browser mode really is switching it to "be like" those old browsers, so it's only right that the original useragent strings be reported.If I leave the browser mode in IE9 or IE9 compatibility and try the document mode dropdown variants instead, then I do in fact get "Trident/5.0" present in all 8 combinations (two browser modes and 4 document modes).
Turn off Compatibility View button: This setting prevents users from using the Compatibility View button to try to fix websites.These settings are available for both Users and Computers in the following location for each site, domain, and organizationalUnit: Administrative Templates/Windows Components/Internet Explorer/Compatibility View"Everything we do is dictated by motive. However, they cannotRemove sites that are specified by the administrator. Users can add or remove sites from the list.
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