As you transition your workflows and applications from IE11 to IE mode, Cloud Site List Management lets you manage your site lists for IE mode in the cloud. You can work with site lists using the Microsoft Edge Site Lists experience in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.
This experience lets you store your organization's site list in a compliant cloud location instead of needing an on-premises infrastructure to host your site list. You can create, import, export site lists, and audit changes to site list entries through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. You can publish multiple site lists to the cloud and use group policy to assign different groups of devices to use different lists.
Admins can publish one or more site lists to an authenticated endpoint that Microsoft Edge clients within their tenant can download for the IE mode experience. Admins can import the existing enterprise site list XML into the Microsoft Edge Site Lists experience in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center and then publish it to the cloud location.
With Microsoft Edge version 93, admins can use the InternetExplorerIntegrationCloudSiteList setting to configure one of the cloud-hosted site lists that Microsoft Edge can consume for IE mode. Users must be signed in to Microsoft Edge for the client to consume the site list from the cloud.
After you see confirmation that a site entry has been deleted, it will stay on the list until the site list is published to the cloud location. You can view the list of deleted sites before publishing by selecting the Filter button and filtering for sites in the Delete pending state.
There are scenarios where you want to export a site list. For example, if you're unable to move your site list to the cloud right away or if you need to maintain a hybrid environment with site lists in the cloud and on-premises. You can use the Cloud Site List Management experience to manage updates to a site list in a central location and export the site list to the on-premises host.
The Site feedback tab shows the sites that users are adding to their local IE Mode site list, and potentially misconfigured neutral sites reported by Microsoft Edge. You'll see the site address, the number of users who are adding this site, and which published, cloud-hosted site lists the feedback came from. You can act on an individual entry by adding it to an existing site list(s), pausing, or deleting the feedback. You can also view change history and comments.
Microsoft Edge Site Lists stores its data and configuration in a service infrastructure that's shared with enterprise cloud services such as Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Teams, and Microsoft Entra ID. In rare cases, when Microsoft Edge site lists is the first feature to use this infrastructure, provisioning might take some time. In these cases, the initial request from the Microsoft 365 Admin Center will fail. When the request fails, an alert is sent to the provisioning system to address the problem. Typically provisioning completes in three days. Therefore, if you get this error, try again in a few days and create a new list. If you still can't create a new list, or if you need urgent assistance, contact Microsoft Support.
No, users must sign in to the browser to download the cloud hosted site list. You can configure a policy to allow Implicit Sign in to prevent user experience disruption. For more information, see ImplicitSignInEnabled.
Access to the site list requires explicit browser sign in for the first download. In a scenario where the user logs out after being logged in, the site list is cached in Microsoft Edge. The list will stay cached even if the user logs out of Microsoft Edge from their Microsoft Entra account. Microsoft Edge won't try to fall back to the non-cloud download location while the Cloud site list policy is configured. Microsoft Edge attempts to update the cached site list at the following times (note that all attempts will fail if the user isn't signed in to Microsoft Edge):
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