These remote servers will not have access to URLs IE Tab for Mac & Chromebook uses remote servers to render the web pages. (This feature only applies to the Mac & Chromebook versions of IE Tab) The following compatibility modes are available: This will determine the compatibility mode to be used whenever a matching URL is opened. This can be accomplished using an Auto URL advanced option, which means prefixing the Auto URL string with square brackets and setting the corresponding compatibility mode designator in the brackets. But sometimes you need different URLs to use different compatibility modes (e.g. There is an option to set a single default IE compatibility mode for all URLs. These are ECMAScript regular expressions.Ī regular expression is indicated by prefixing the regular expression with 'r/'. Regular expressions allow for more power in specifying your match strings. Note again that the entire string must match the URL, so it is common to include an '*' at the end of the string. You may use an * to represent any sequence of characters at that point in the string. With this mechanism, you specify a string that matches the full URL that should be opened with IE Tab. Auto URLs enable you to specify which pages should be opened in IE Tab automatically so you don't have to click on the IE Tab icon.Īuto URLs are specified as a filter string in one of two ways: For example, you might want to use IE Tab for all of your Microsoft Sharepoint pages.

You typically need IE Tab for just a subset of the web pages you visit. Right-click on the IE Tab icon and select 'Options' to see all of the options, including the Auto URLs.Īuto URLs are one of the most important features of IE Tab.

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