Woah, buddy. You completely misinterpreted my comments. It is likely way too late now, but... For the record:
Everything else in this thread is noise.
This meant
everything from
everyone in this thread other than the post (from you) that I quoted. You stated that IE doesn't work on your system at all (not just the IE engine in MC, but IE itself). Then,
of course the IE engine in MC doesn't work.
I didn't mean, and never suggested, that your entire question was silly or irrelevant. But, from your own statements, it is absolutely crystal clear that there are problems on your PC related-to web browsing engines, and unrelated to MC. You
have to solve that first!
All the other stuff (meaning other suggestions from helpful users in this thread) isn't necessarily relevant, and is therefore noise. Yes, you noted that Chromium doesn't work. I'm not sure, at all, how that is relevant. The Chromium engine in MC is:
1. Not the default.
2. Not recommended unless you need it for certain, specific, web content.
It also
certainly could be that the problem you have generally on your machine that prevents IE from working, also prevents the Chromium engine from working. Maybe, or maybe not. But in either case, trying to diagnose the Chromium issue (again, a non-default, special setting not recommended for general use, otherwise it would be the default) while there is clearly a serious problem on your PC, is a fool's errand.
I'll give you an example of how it reads:
When I wear these sunglasses, it makes me cough terribly. Also, I can't wear the headband from the same manufacturer, because I cough then too. Of course, I should mention that I have Stage 5 Lung Cancer, but... Seriously, why do I cough only when I wear the sunglasses and headband?
It's a lot like that (obviously exaggerated example). It is absurd on the face of it.
Your computer is broken if IE11 won't work on Windows 7.But, to answer your original query: The IE11 engine works for me on a wide variety of Windows 7 machines with MC19. I don't use the Chromium engine, so I can't comment on that, though I don't dispute that there are commonly issues reported with it. As I said above, though, that's not the default option. If the IE engine is broken, you can't assume that the Chromium engine won't be broken too from the same root cause.