These files would be opened in Firefox using the IE rendering engine. The IE Tab Plus addon already has some sites added including the MHT and MHTML files (web archive files) for which Firefox has no native support. You can add sites using their full URL or using regular expressions to match a wide pattern of sites. Then switch to the Sites Filter tab and type in the site address in the URL field. To open the IE Tab Plus settings, right-click on the IE Tab Plus icon in the addons bar and select Settings. For example, Microsoft sites like require to be opened only in Internet Explorer and you can set it to open open always in Internet Explorer.
In the IE Tab Plus settings, you can add some sites to be always opened in Internet Explorer. This would open the current website in the alternate browser engine. Alternatively, you can also right-click on this icon and select Switch Rendering Engine. You can left-click on this icon to switch the rendering engine between Firefox and IE. You can see the IE Tab Plus icon in the add-ons bar at the bottom-right corner of the Firefox window. After the installation and restarting Firefox, IE Tab Plus would be ready to use.
#TAB BROWSER PLUS INSTALL#
You can visit the Mozilla add-on website to install this IE Tab Plus add-on. IE Tab enables you to use the embedded IE engine within tabs of Mozilla Firefox so that you can view IE compatible sites right inside Firefox. But if you do not want to bother opening multiple browsers just to view a site properly, then you can use the IE Tab Plus addon for Firefox. So I had to open Internet Explorer and view that site in it. There was a tiny message at the bottom of the page saying that site was best viewed in Internet Explorer. Earlier today when browsing through a university course site, I found that the site was not properly shown in Firefox browser.
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