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# Enable the Internet tab
Stores have the option to activate the **Internet** tab, located to the left of the POS window, and set a default web site such as the store's e-commerce site, a supplier's site or a shipping company's site.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Once the Internet tab is enabled, store employees can use it to navigate to various internet sites. This can expose the store to risk.
{% endhint %}
Activating the Internet tab is a two-step process:
1. Enable the Internet tab in a POS profile.
2. Assign the POS profile to the register(s).
## **Enable the Internet tab in a POS profile**
1. In Store Manager, click **Setup**.
2. Expand **Hardware**.
3. Click **POS Profiles**.
4. Do one of the following:
* Double-click an existing POS profile to open and edit it.
* Click **New** and create a new POS profile.
5. Select **Enable integrated web browser** and either type or paste the web site URL into the field.
6. Click the **Preview** icon to test the web site URL. (If you entered it correctly, the web site will open in a tab in your web browser.)
7. Click **Save And Close**.
## **Assign the POS profile to the register**
1. Click **Setup**.
2. Expand **Hardware**.
3. Click **Register List**.
4. Do one of the following:
* Double-click an existing register to open and edit it.
* Click **New** and create a new register.
5. On the **General** tab, from **POS Profile**, select the POS profile with the enabled integrated web site.
6. Click **Save And Close**. The integrated web site it now enabled for all registers using the POS profile.
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