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Add a Secondary Language in Microsoft Edge
This text provides a guide for adding a secondary language to the Microsoft Edge web browser, enabling users to see web pages in their native version without translation prompts. This feature can be applied to Edge browsers on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Detailed instructions on how to add a language to the browser are included.
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How to Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu Linux
This piece provides a detailed guide on installing Google Chrome on Ubuntu Linux, a beginner-friendly, open-source operating system. Installation can be done either via Chrome’s download page or through the command line console. Google Chrome is not included in Ubuntu’s default repositories so it must be manually downloaded and installed.
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Enable Microsoft Edge Super Duper Secure Mode Easily
The Microsoft Edge Super Duper Secure Mode (SDSM), available on the Canary build, enhances security by disabling Just-In-Time Compilation (JIT) and imposing new security measures, potentially reducing performance. You cannot access this function in the current Edge stable version. To test the feature, download the Canary Edge version and follow the provided instructions to enable…
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Enable Internet Explorer Mode in Microsoft Edge
This post instructs on enabling Internet Explorer (IE) compatibility mode in the Microsoft Edge browser on Windows 11. Given that Microsoft has phased out Internet Explorer and legacy Edge, the new Edge accommodates legacy sites using IE mode. The Edge browser, based on the Chromium open-source project, is cross-platform and set to be the go-to…
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Set Google Chrome as Default in Windows 11
This article details how to set Google Chrome as the default web browser in Windows 11, emphasizing its popularity and user-friendly interface compared to Microsoft Edge. It provides steps via Settings and the Windows Registry Editor to ensure Chrome is the default, enhancing browsing experience with access to various features and extensions.
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How to Block Popups in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
The tutorial explains the procedure to block popups and redirects in Microsoft Edge. By default, Microsoft Edge blocks all popups. However, users can ensure blocking through Settings or typing the certain URL. Another method is the direct blocking via the Windows registry, wherein users can input specific commands to block all popups.
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Disable Google Cast in Microsoft Edge
This tutorial guides users on how to enable or disable Google Cast in the Microsoft Edge Browser on Windows 10. The latest Microsoft Edge browser, compatible with all Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, allows Google Cast by default. Users can disable this feature through the Windows registry, following a series of steps as provided.
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How to Set Default Home and Startup Pages in Microsoft Edge
This tutorial guides users on configuring their default home and startup pages in Microsoft Edge, focusing on both manual settings changes and modifications via the Windows registry. The new chromium-based, cross-platform Edge browser allows users to set a unique default page, beneficial for maintaining brand focus in a business environment. Different steps are provided to…
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Disable Autofill Addresses in Microsoft Edge
The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to disable the autofill addresses feature in Microsoft Edge, enhancing user data privacy. Users can deactivate this feature both through the browser’s settings and via the Windows registry. However, the latter approach requires administrative access, primarily ensuring the changes apply to all system users.
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Disable Microsoft Edge Credit Card Autofill on Windows 10
The tutorial guides users on disabling autofill for credit card data on Microsoft Edge Browser on Windows 10. By default, Edge saves credit card details for convenience during online checkouts, posing a risk of compromised information. This feature can be switched off on the system’s settings or using the Windows registry, which will prevent auto-completion…
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Articles based on Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox and other Chromium-based browsers.