diff --git a/playwright/e2e/crypto/dehydration.spec.ts b/playwright/e2e/crypto/dehydration.spec.ts
index a247bed1801..39629c82622 100644
--- a/playwright/e2e/crypto/dehydration.spec.ts
+++ b/playwright/e2e/crypto/dehydration.spec.ts
@@ -50,8 +50,6 @@ test.describe("Dehydration", () => {
     });
 
     test("Create dehydrated device", async ({ page, user, app }, workerInfo) => {
-        test.skip(workerInfo.project.name === "Legacy Crypto", "This test only works with Rust crypto.");
-
         // Create a backup (which will create SSSS, and dehydrated device)
 
         const securityTab = await app.settings.openUserSettings("Security & Privacy");
diff --git a/playwright/e2e/crypto/event-shields.spec.ts b/playwright/e2e/crypto/event-shields.spec.ts
index 0beb8e36500..da9fe1fd1a3 100644
--- a/playwright/e2e/crypto/event-shields.spec.ts
+++ b/playwright/e2e/crypto/event-shields.spec.ts
@@ -133,8 +133,7 @@ test.describe("Cryptography", function () {
                 "Encrypted by a device not verified by its owner.",
             );
 
-            /* In legacy crypto: should show a grey padlock for a message from a deleted device.
-             * In rust crypto: should show a red padlock for a message from an unverified device.
+            /* Should show a red padlock for a message from an unverified device.
              * Rust crypto remembers the verification state of the sending device, so it will know that the device was
              * unverified, even if it gets deleted. */
             // bob deletes his second device
@@ -168,9 +167,7 @@ test.describe("Cryptography", function () {
             await expect(lastE2eIcon).toHaveClass(/mx_EventTile_e2eIcon_warning/);
             await lastE2eIcon.focus();
             await expect(await app.getTooltipForElement(lastE2eIcon)).toContainText(
-                workerInfo.project.name === "Legacy Crypto"
-                    ? "Encrypted by an unknown or deleted device."
-                    : "Encrypted by a device not verified by its owner.",
+                "Encrypted by a device not verified by its owner.",
             );
         });
 
diff --git a/playwright/e2e/crypto/migration.spec.ts b/playwright/e2e/crypto/migration.spec.ts
index 03464d12c49..a9530a288b7 100644
--- a/playwright/e2e/crypto/migration.spec.ts
+++ b/playwright/e2e/crypto/migration.spec.ts
@@ -29,7 +29,6 @@ test.describe("migration", function () {
     test.use({ displayName: "Alice" });
 
     test("Should support migration from legacy crypto", async ({ context, user, page }, workerInfo) => {
-        test.skip(workerInfo.project.name === "Legacy Crypto", "This test only works with Rust crypto.");
         test.slow();
 
         // We should see a migration progress bar
diff --git a/playwright/e2e/crypto/utils.ts b/playwright/e2e/crypto/utils.ts
index 94b1933977e..337ff3d6344 100644
--- a/playwright/e2e/crypto/utils.ts
+++ b/playwright/e2e/crypto/utils.ts
@@ -220,11 +220,7 @@ export async function doTwoWaySasVerification(page: Page, verifier: JSHandle<Ver
     for (let i = 0; i < emojis.length; i++) {
         const emoji = emojis[i];
         const emojiBlock = emojiBlocks.nth(i);
-        const textContent = await emojiBlock.textContent();
-        // VerificationShowSas munges the case of the emoji descriptions returned by the js-sdk before
-        // displaying them. Once we drop support for legacy crypto, that code can go away, and so can the
-        // case-munging here.
-        expect(textContent.toLowerCase()).toEqual(emoji[0] + emoji[1].toLowerCase());
+        await expect(emojiBlock).toHaveText(emoji[0] + emoji[1]);
     }
 }