Command Line arguments for Internet Explorer on Windows 10

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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.