We could configure Auto URLs (and exceptions) from the extension's Options sheet, which also offered check boxes for disabling auto-search, enabling link enhancement, and other fine-tuning. IE Tab automatically determines whether a Web site should be loaded using IE's engine based on Auto URL filters that you can set, including wildcards that let you open all of a given site's pages in IE tabs (for example, ). The extension places an icon on Chrome's toolbar that we could click to open a particular page in an IE tab. This free Chrome extension downloads from Google's Chrome Store, but it's a painless process that finished with IE Tab's start page and links to the program's documentation, FAQs, and forums. Web site designers will like the way they can test how pages load in IE without leaving Chrome.
With it, you can load sites built on IE's rendering engine or that use ActiveX controls. Blackfish Software's IE Tab is a free Chrome extension that opens such pages inside a Chrome tab.
For years, Microsoft's Internet Explorer has trailed Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox in the browser battles, yet Web surfers still hit on pages that only load in IE.