Getting Error with IE 11 -> We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older

[calntom]

I am using IE 11 and getting this error when trying to list items out of seller hub.

We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older. Upgrade to a newer version or use a different browser.

I can list with Edge but feel that Edge is a less than desirable tool. Same with Chrome and the rest of them. Anyone know how to get IE 11 to be recognized as acceptable once again?

[cal_w62]

Most likely it is another eBay coding error..........

If you are using IE 11 it is the latest browser for Windows 10 users, EDGE is a piece of garbage !!!

[a_c_green]

Apparently the latest IE 11 update from Microsoft did not go well, and the boards here are filled with problem reports and workarounds, especially regarding label printing.

I tried the Edge browser following updates of a couple of laptops to Windows 10, and was repeatedly rewarded with the first actual crashes of an Internet browser that I'd seen in at least a decade. 

I'm now a Chrome user, and haven't had any showstopper problems to report in either buying or selling via that browser.

[pantlandia]

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@calntom wrote:

I am using IE 11 and getting this error when trying to list items out of seller hub.

We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older. Upgrade to a newer version or use a different browser.

I can list with Edge but feel that Edge is a less than desirable tool. Same with Chrome and the rest of them. Anyone know how to get IE 11 to be recognized as acceptable once again?

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Edge is garbage, IE only a little less garbage. You should be using Chrome or at the very least, FireFox. Heck, I have three accounts and use different browsers for all 3 and use Opera over IE and Edge for my 3rd account.

[calntom]

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@calntom wrote:

I am using IE 11 and getting this error when trying to list items out of seller hub.

We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older. Upgrade to a newer version or use a different browser.

I can list with Edge but feel that Edge is a less than desirable tool. Same with Chrome and the rest of them. Anyone know how to get IE 11 to be recognized as acceptable once again?

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Checking to see if anyone has the fix to make IE 11 work with the listing tool in seller hub.

[southern*sweet*tea]

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@pantlandia wrote:

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@calntom wrote:

I am using IE 11 and getting this error when trying to list items out of seller hub.

We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older. Upgrade to a newer version or use a different browser.

I can list with Edge but feel that Edge is a less than desirable tool. Same with Chrome and the rest of them. Anyone know how to get IE 11 to be recognized as acceptable once again?

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Edge is garbage, IE only a little less garbage. You should be using Chrome or at the very least, FireFox. Heck, I have three accounts and use different browsers for all 3 and use Opera over IE and Edge for my 3rd account.

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Totally off topic, but does anyone know how to get Chrome to work with Win 10? I recently got another computer with Win 10, old one was Win 7. I cannot get Chrome to work at all. It installs, opens and freezes and I have to open task manager to close it out.  I tried both the 64 bit and the 32 bit, and tried running compatibility mode, still locks up. Right now I'm using Firefox and Opera, but would really prefer Chrome over FF.

[tonycea]

No problems here on Windows 10 with Chrome, you might want to head over to the Chrome forum and start a thread and ask for expert help, you may have a conflict with some software on your machine or an old version is still on there.

[pantlandia]

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@southern*sweet*tea wrote:

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@pantlandia wrote:

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@calntom wrote:

I am using IE 11 and getting this error when trying to list items out of seller hub.

We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older. Upgrade to a newer version or use a different browser.

I can list with Edge but feel that Edge is a less than desirable tool. Same with Chrome and the rest of them. Anyone know how to get IE 11 to be recognized as acceptable once again?

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Edge is garbage, IE only a little less garbage. You should be using Chrome or at the very least, FireFox. Heck, I have three accounts and use different browsers for all 3 and use Opera over IE and Edge for my 3rd account.

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Totally off topic, but does anyone know how to get Chrome to work with Win 10? I recently got another computer with Win 10, old one was Win 7. I cannot get Chrome to work at all. It installs, opens and freezes and I have to open task manager to close it out.  I tried both the 64 bit and the 32 bit, and tried running compatibility mode, still locks up. Right now I'm using Firefox and Opera, but would really prefer Chrome over FF.

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No problems here on Win10. Make sure you're updated completely. See if you can find an older version of Chrome (2 or 3 updates ago) and install that. Then have it update itself. It could also be malware protection messing it up. If you have McAfee or Norton, turn it off during install and running for the first time and see if that helps.

[tonycea]

You don't need AV software in Windows 10 if you use Windows Defender, the built in Anti-malware/Anti-Virus.

[pantlandia]

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@tonycea wrote:

You don't need AV software in Windows 10 if you use Windows Defender, the built in Anti-malware/Anti-Virus.

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True and I don't have anything other than Windows Defender (I run CCleaner and Malwarebytes about once a month, too), but I know that a lot of people do and Norton / McAfee don't play nice with a lot of things sometimes.

[tonycea]

Got some news for you, Microsoft was booting CC Cleaner off of Windows 10, I talked to a Microsoft tech and they said it was due to changing the registry in a bad way that tainted the operating system.

So since it was software Windows 10 was actually rejecting I quit using it long ago.

https://www.google.com/search?num=30&site=&source=hp&q=cc+cleaner+windows+10+problems&oq=cc+cleaner+...

[calntom]

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@pantlandia wrote:

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@southern*sweet*tea wrote:

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@pantlandia wrote:

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@calntom wrote:

I am using IE 11 and getting this error when trying to list items out of seller hub.

We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older. Upgrade to a newer version or use a different browser.

I can list with Edge but feel that Edge is a less than desirable tool. Same with Chrome and the rest of them. Anyone know how to get IE 11 to be recognized as acceptable once again?

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Edge is garbage, IE only a little less garbage. You should be using Chrome or at the very least, FireFox. Heck, I have three accounts and use different browsers for all 3 and use Opera over IE and Edge for my 3rd account.

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Totally off topic, but does anyone know how to get Chrome to work with Win 10? I recently got another computer with Win 10, old one was Win 7. I cannot get Chrome to work at all. It installs, opens and freezes and I have to open task manager to close it out.  I tried both the 64 bit and the 32 bit, and tried running compatibility mode, still locks up. Right now I'm using Firefox and Opera, but would really prefer Chrome over FF.

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No problems here on Win10. Make sure you're updated completely. See if you can find an older version of Chrome (2 or 3 updates ago) and install that. Then have it update itself. It could also be malware protection messing it up. If you have McAfee or Norton, turn it off during install and running for the first time and see if that helps.

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All updates are auto installed and up to date. I checked all the programs installed and no old versions of IE are there.  My PC was wiped and reloaded about a year ago.

Still getting the rejection error as stated above when trying to list with IE 11.

I thought I would spin the wheel this morning and try to ship out of IE 11 and was more than astounded when the label PRINTED!!!!  Can you believe that???

[tonycea]

Try Chrome, at this point that may be your only option to actually getting eBay to function ?

Yeah, it is hard to believe that you were able to print a label with IE 11, I gave up and moved to Chrome.

[calntom]

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@tonycea wrote:

Try Chrome, at this point that may be your only option to actually getting eBay to function ?

Yeah, it is hard to believe that you were able to print a label with IE 11, I gave up and moved to Chrome.

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Chrome works. That is what I used the last few days. I just did not want to go through the PITA process of tweaking Chrome to work like I had IE 11 working.......

[emerald40]

All I had ever used was Internet Explorer.  Just kept updating to the newest one.  But at some point a couple of years ago it just was not compatible with a lot of sites, especially ebay.  My husband helped me with workarounds and after a while they stopped working.

Switched over to google chrome and never looked back.