EmieBrowserModeList

Threat researchers have been receiving numerous complaints about unwanted files and folders created on their systems named EmieBrowserModeList, EmieSiteList or EmieUserList. EmieBrowserModeList is not a virus, even if it may present symptoms that lead computer users to think that EmieBrowserModeList is a threat that was installed on their computers automatically. EmieBrowserModeList, EmieSiteList or EmieUserList is a regular and genuine part of the Windows operating system that allows IT professionals to generate and update the Enterprise Mode site list for commercial business not needing to edit the XML.

EmieBrowserModeList/EmieSiteList/EmieUserList can't be enabled on standard versions of Windows 8.1., and it is not set up by default. To use its features, company administrators or computer users need to start its operation manually through local group policy.

EmieBrowserModeList/EmieSiteList/EmieUserList encompass the following attributes:

• Boosts Web application and website compatibility – Via advanced simulation, it allows various legacy Web applications execute unchanged on Internet Explorer 11, maintaining some of the site designs that aren't presently maintained by current document modes.
• Website lists can be managed by tools.
• Concentrated control – The computer user can enumerate the websites or Web applications to elucidate using it via an XML file on a website or saved locally.
• Combined browsing – When it is set up, computer users can navigate the Web in a usual way, allowing the browser alter modes automatically to lodge its sites.
• Data collection – Computer users can set it up to gather local offset data, posting back to a specific server.

It is not difficult to perceive why the security applications installed on a computer may not detect the files and processes generated by EmieBrowserModeList/EmieSiteList/EmieUserList as threatening. These processes are intended to look like having useful features that will optimize the machine's performance and solve other problems; this is why they can bypass security programs and be executed freely.It is not uncommon for novice computer users to get confused by new functions that appear on their machines. When this occurs, the best way to deal with it is to research about the issue in order to discern what is a real threat and what is a feature that can be useful.