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Getting a Bookmark/URL/Address To Open With Embedded IE Object in FF (IE Tab)
=== BACKGROUND/COMMENT/OPINION/RANT
Like most users (I hope), I have the extension/add-on IE Tab in FF when I am forced to use it for when a thoroughly incompetent website developer has built the site rich in IE-runnable scripts and not conforming really at all to web document preparation standards. In general, I will refuse even to patronize websites that tailor their site only to IE, but sometimes I don't have a choice, such as when it is run by a new employer (probably with an IT department that doesn't take suggestions from "civilians" about how to run its website). ======= THE QUESTION ====== How can set a bookmark or URL so that it always instructs FF to open that URL with an embedded IE browser object inside FF? === ADDITIONAL PROBABLY UNNECESSARY COMMENT I usually log in, then realize I forgot to press the FF->IE icon in the lower right of the status bar, and must login again. |
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Re: Getting a Bookmark/URL/Address To Open With Embedded IE Objectin FF (IE Tab)
On 7/23/2008 11:04 AM, Seni Seven wrote: > === BACKGROUND/COMMENT/OPINION/RANT > > Like most users (I hope), I have the extension/add-on IE Tab in FF when I > am forced to use it for when a thoroughly incompetent website developer has > built the site rich in IE-runnable scripts and not conforming really at all > to web document preparation standards. > > In general, I will refuse even to patronize websites that tailor their site > only to IE, but sometimes I don't have a choice, such as when it is run by > a new employer (probably with an IT department that doesn't take > suggestions from "civilians" about how to run its website). > > > ======= THE QUESTION ====== > > How can set a bookmark or URL so that it always instructs FF to open that > URL with an embedded IE browser object inside FF? > Check the IE Tab options, especially the "site filters". simply add the URL to the list and it will always open in the embedded IE. > > === ADDITIONAL PROBABLY UNNECESSARY COMMENT > > I usually log in, then realize I forgot to press the FF->IE icon in the > lower right of the status bar, and must login again. -- Irwin Please do not use my email address to make requests for help. Knowledge Base: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Main_Page |
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