This is a behavior issue in IE. if the request is not resolved, it will not display a response and will not go to the page. Chrome, on the other hand, does not care about whether the request resolves, but displays a URL, however, with a message that the server was not found or similar.
What the violinist does is act as a proxy server when it is turned on. Therefore, when you run the script, it tries to resolve the request, and then passes the html page to IE, even if an error occurs. therefore IE always shows something when the script is running, because IE is not trying to process the requests themselves.
Unfortunately, it is not known how to change this.
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