This article covers troubleshooting steps for customers experiencing issues accessing or using Salesforce in the Microsoft Edge browser. Salesforce supports the most current stable version of Microsoft Edge.
Important: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge are currently impacted by a Chromium bug affecting browser performance. The steps below are specific to Microsoft Edge.
For troubleshooting guides for other browsers, refer to the following:
Note: Microsoft Edge is updated through Windows updates and cannot be updated manually through browser settings. Salesforce Lightning is no longer supported for Internet Explorer. If a user is running Internet Explorer Mode in Microsoft Edge, they will see the following error: "You can't access Lightning Experience. The page you're trying to access is available from Lightning Experience or the mobile app only." See the Internet Explorer Mode in Microsoft Edge blocks access to Lightning Experience article for more information.
Use the following steps to isolate the cause of issues in Microsoft Edge.
Browsers retain cookies and cache over time. A build-up of these can cause issues with logging into websites and page rendering in Salesforce. Clear the browser history in Edge by following Microsoft's guide: View and delete browser history in Microsoft Edge.
Extensions and add-ons can cause page rendering issues in Salesforce. Use Microsoft Edge's InPrivate mode to browse with extensions disabled. See Browse InPrivate in Microsoft Edge for instructions.
If disabling all extensions in InPrivate mode resolves the issue, re-add extensions one by one to identify the one causing the problem. See Adding, moving, and removing extensions for Microsoft Edge. Once identified, contact the extension's help team.
Third-party cookies can cause white screens and redirect issues in Microsoft Edge. Review Allow or Block Cookies in the new Microsoft Edge to enable third-party cookies in Edge.
If the issue persists after all the above steps, reset Edge settings:
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