Solve IE Security Options to Download Files Without Asking

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The discussion revolves around the challenges faced when downloading .tiff files using Internet Explorer (IE) for work-related drawings. Users experience repeated pop-ups that require approval for each download, which disrupts workflow. While a method to bypass these prompts was discovered, it resulted in multiple notifications about security risks and a general warning about unsafe browsing. The goal is to configure IE to automatically download files from a trusted domain without prompts or security warnings, while also expressing frustration over the limitations of not being able to use alternative browsers. Ultimately, the user found a solution to the issue.
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At work, I often have to download .tiff files to work with drawings. Sometimes when searching through these drawings I have to download dozens of these files rapidly just to shuffle through them. Every time I click the view button, IE gives a pop-up saying that the website is trying to download something and has been stopped. I then have to approve the download and then reload the page every time I want to view a file.

I have figured out how to tell IE to download files without asking, but it does this for every web page and actually has three pop-up on startup of the browser and a another pop-up on every web-page telling me that my browing is not safe and I should change them back.

I want the browser to download everything from this trusted domain, and not ask any questions. I also don't want to be told that the browser does not think this is safe.

I don't have to option of using any other browser, so please no comments on the wonders of some other web-browser.

This is really frustrating.
 
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