@Austin: Thanks for the suggestions, and we appreciate the enthusiasm! As Steve noticed, the buttons are necessary to access the various options, including being able to manipulate the Auto URL list, and in the case of the latest builds of Chromium -- to be able to bookmark your pages so they re-open in IE Tab.

That was exactly my intent. All I wanted was a small container with an address bar. Something small, unobtrusive, and somewhat appealing to the eye (those IE buttons make my head spin). I removed the link I posted.

Sorry to bump such an old thread but I'm really having a tough time finding answers.

Did anything change with IETAB? I only have 2 buttons after installing yesterday and cannot find a way to get to the auto IETab options. The only 2 buttons I have is "bookmark in ietab folder" and the "change auto ie or other ietab settings" option, which takes me to a blank page at http://www.ietab.net/ie-tab-options?...om%3Dchromeurl. Of course there is also the help button, but it does the same thing as the change auto ie settings button and takes me to a blank web page.

The reason I need the auto IETab option is because I use bookmarks for my work and each bookmark is set at a certain URL, but is redirected after you go to it. There is no way around this, as the redirected URL changes constantly. Please help.