IE Tab Multi (Enhance)

IE Tab Multi (Enhance) is a browser extension that implements an IE like interface inside Chrome, mimicking the behavior of Microsoft’s navigator.
It manages to integrate IE’s functionality inside Chrome, appealing to fans of both browsers. Using it, you can navigate the web empowered by Chrome’s speed inside an interface that resembles Internet Explorer. Moreover, you can also run ActiveX controls.
In order to accommodate the extension in the browser, you are required to drag and drop it onto the Extensions section and give it permission to deploy. Once that’s done, you should be able to notice a little icon next to the address bar, which will allow you to run any page using IE’s interface.
The browsing environment that the add-on provides is multi-tabbed, ruled entirely by a single menu that allows you to manage tabs, as well as to configure cookie use, bookmarks, page zoom and font and safe browsing, to name just a few.
In the context menu of each Chrome tab, you will find a new option that provides various ways to handle that specific tab; for instance, you can open it in a new tab (IE mode) with or without cookie sync, as well as to launch it in a standalone process.
As far as Options are concerned, this is a very rich section from where you can fully configure the behavior of the extension. There are possibilities to choose the IE rendering mode (the IE version you’d like to run), customize hotkeys for various actions and use regular expressions to match URL patterns.
Overall, IE Tab Multi (Enhance) is quite impressive, especially through the fact that it combines IE’s and Chrome’s engine without causing any sort of incompatibility. It makes an ideal asset for regular users, as well as for developers who can test ActiveX controls seamlessly inside Chrome.