How can I create a special URI scheme to open a link in Internet Explorer from Google Chrome?
For example, if I execute ie:google.com
in Chrome, a new window would open in IE with Google's homepage. I've followed the steps in " Registering an Application to a URI Scheme ", however it literally passes the string ie:google.com
to IE, which IE has no idea what do with.
Essentially I need to remove the the ie:
protocol once passed to IE, or setup some sort of protocol redirect to http:
in the registry. Is either even possible?
Since this is an internal app, I can just create a proxy in my internal app to strip out the "ie:" protocol. Registry looks like this...
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/
ie/
shell/
open/
command/
(Default) "PathToExecutableIE" "ProxyLink?url=%1"
Then, my ProxyLink is a static VB.Net page that strips out the "ie:" part of the string, and redirects.
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