IE Tab

IE Tab is a browser extension that allows users to view web pages using Internet Explorer within the Chrome browser.

When a user encounters a web page that requires Internet Explorer, they can simply click the IE Tab extension button to open the page using Internet Explorer within Chrome.

There are certain websites or applications that are designed exclusively for Internet Explorer, and using IE Tab allows you to access and utilize them without leaving your preferred browser.

No, IE Tab is only available for Windows systems as it relies on the Internet Explorer rendering engine which is not available on Mac.

IE Tab itself is safe to use. However, browsing websites through IE Tab may introduce some security risks associated with using outdated versions of Internet Explorer. It's important to keep the Internet Explorer component up-to-date if you decide to use IE Tab frequently.

Yes, you can switch between IE Tab and normal Chrome browsing simply by clicking on the IE Tab extension button to toggle it on or off.

No, IE Tab does not provide support for ActiveX controls or Java applets as it only utilizes the Internet Explorer rendering engine. Only functionality that relies purely on rendering can be used within IE Tab.

Yes, you can set up rules in the IE Tab settings to automatically open specific websites in IE mode. This can be helpful for websites that are known to work better or only work with Internet Explorer.

Yes, IE Tab is available as a free browser extension which can be installed from the Chrome Web Store.

Yes, there are other browser extensions such as 'IE Tab Multi' and 'EdgeDeflector' that offer similar functionality for accessing Internet Explorer or Edge within Chrome.