Your examples are not exactly "full url". It seems strange to have it specifically auto-suggest the full url, and then not go there. I'm not seeing any option to have IE11 just GO to the site I entered.
and IE11 immediately auto-suggests: :8080/some/valid/path/ and when I click that (or press enter), it then searches bing for :8080/some/valid/path/ I do understand people wanting the option to search from the bar, but I'm not seeing any option to -not- search from the bar, and to instead have the browser try go to the URL entered first.įor example, I enter something like: "testsite.int". I'm looking for a way to never have the address bar perform a search, if there's no way to have IE11 try to connect to what I typed, first, before continuing on to bing. When we enter a hostname, port number, and path to an intranet site, it searches bing for that entire URL instead of attempting to connect to Not just typing in a single word, which is what that option seems to be intended to detect. Yep, as I said, that option is checked, and the behavior still continues. The browsers security zone and built-in popup blocker settings.Īny third-party popup blocker addon that you have installed (google toolbar).įor testing purposes you should set IE settings to their defaults (click "Reset all zones to default button on the Security tab of Internet Options), noting from the File>Properties menu which IE security zone your parent and child domains map to.Īlso test in noAddons mode and with the builtin popup blocker turned off (restart browser when changing settings in the testing cycle).Įdge will always open scripted windows with an address bar, use the fullscreen=yes argument to hide the Favorites bar and charm buttons.Internet Options>Advanced tab, check "Go to an intranet site for a single word entry in the address bar" Scripted window outcomes (popups) in IE depend upon. Topics covered are: Installation, Deployment, Configuration, Security, Group Policy, Management questions. Questions regarding Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10 and Internet Explorer 11 for the IT Pro Audience.
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