Command Line arguments for Internet Explorer on Windows 10
Here're the Command Line arguments for Internet Explorer on Windows 10.
To use these command line arguments, open the Run dialog box (press Windows key + R), type "iexplore" followed by the command line argument(s), and then press Enter. For example, to start Internet Explorer in kiosk mode, type "iexplore -k" and then press Enter.
Here are some of the commonly used command line arguments for Internet Explorer:
-noframemerging: Disables the merging of frame windows, which can sometimes cause issues with certain websites.
-nomerge: Disables the merging of Internet Explorer windows, allowing multiple instances of the browser to be open at the same time.
-private: Opens a new instance of Internet Explorer in private browsing mode.
-k: Starts Internet Explorer in kiosk mode, which is a full-screen mode with no toolbars or menus.
-extoff: Starts Internet Explorer with all add-ons disabled.
-nohome: Opens Internet Explorer without loading the default homepage.
-new: Opens a new instance of Internet Explorer.
-new-window: Opens a new instance of Internet Explorer in a new window.
-new-tab: Opens a new tab in the current instance of Internet Explorer.