by DJSamhein » Wed Sep 12, 2018 3:31 am
KurtBe wrote: ↑Tue Sep 11, 2018 3:05 am
Hi, I have tried everything possible to use the tagger.
Somehow, in search of a solution in this forum, I get to understand that the tagger will only work with IE.
I use Chrome. So, must I understand that it cannot work in this case?
(This should be mentioned before installing, so that people like me do not search for 3 days to get the problem sorted...
)
Please inform IF there is a way to use it with Chrome...
Thanks, Kurt
As long as you didn't use an uninstaller, you should still have IE in your machine, even if you don't use it.
That will allow you to use the tagger although you can't open any of the links (since MM tries to open in an actual IE window and IE/windows don't let it do that anymore).
However, you can use an addon to open links with Chrome. It's what I did. Basically, you just right-click the link and select a new option that shows as "Open with Chrome".
It's not immediately easy to use, though. What I did is install a 3rd party addon to IE called "Open with Firefox" (there isn't one for Chrome) and then I opened the script file it uses and switched Firefox with Chrome.
An easier alternative for this, of course, is to simply right-click and select "Copy link address", which you can then paste into Chrome.
[quote=KurtBe post_id=449381 time=1536653133 user_id=79831]
Hi, I have tried everything possible to use the tagger.
Somehow, in search of a solution in this forum, I get to understand that the tagger will only work with IE.
I use Chrome. So, must I understand that it cannot work in this case?
(This should be mentioned before installing, so that people like me do not search for 3 days to get the problem sorted... :x )
Please inform IF there is a way to use it with Chrome...
Thanks, Kurt
[/quote]
As long as you didn't use an uninstaller, you should still have IE in your machine, even if you don't use it.
That will allow you to use the tagger although you can't open any of the links (since MM tries to open in an actual IE window and IE/windows don't let it do that anymore).
However, you can use an addon to open links with Chrome. It's what I did. Basically, you just right-click the link and select a new option that shows as "Open with Chrome".
It's not immediately easy to use, though. What I did is install a 3rd party addon to IE called "Open with Firefox" (there isn't one for Chrome) and then I opened the script file it uses and switched Firefox with Chrome.
An easier alternative for this, of course, is to simply right-click and select "Copy link address", which you can then paste into Chrome.
