For such problems, you can use IE engine inside Chrome with this or this. You can also download embedded videos or other media via Google chrome. Use IE in Google chrome with IE Tab extension similar to that of Firefox. Click on it to download directly from the download manager. If you have your download manager (Orbit Downloader, FlashGet etc.) installed, you’ll see a “Download via Orbit Downloader” or similar option in the context menu. Open up your page via IE Tab and right click on your download link. Many download managers do not support Google Chrome but support IE just fine. That's weird, I know Chrome also uses CTRL+S (IE on W10 doesn't use CTRL+T for me) but in W8/W8.1 CTRL+S opened a new tab. And middle (scroll wheel) mouse button to open a link in a new tab (or CTRL + left mouse button). Many of you may like downloading software or any other stuff via download managers for faster downloads. I'm not sure about Windows 10, but in Windows 8.1 you use CTRL + T to open a new tab in Internet Explorer. Click on it and see how the page will look on print. Now right click on the page and you’ll see a “Print Preview” option in the context menu. With your required webpage opened, click on this icon to load the page in an Internet Explorer Tab.

After installing you’ll see a nice little IE tab icon beside the address bar. But besides that it is also nifty for some other tasks like print previewing in Google Chrome, downloading via download manager on right-click and so on.įirst you’ll need to install IE Tab plugin or addon for Google Chrome. Internet Explorer Tab or IE tab is a very useful plugin for chrome that enables you to view a page as it would look on Internet Explorer.

You might have noticed that some websites explicitly require Internet Explorer.

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