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13.3.13

2 How to Quickly Re-Open Accidentally Closed Browser-Tabs

Here's a quick tip on how to recover accidentally deleted tabs on your browser.
Though this feature is added to the context menu of some browsers, it isn't in most.

So, anytime you close a valid tab unknowingly/mistakenly, all you

11.3.13

3 How To View/Disable Plug-ins In All Browsers

For some reasons best known to you, you might want to disable/view plug-ins on your PC's browsers.
These Plug-ins consists of Flash players, Java etc and often adds some loop-hole to the security of the Computer.

Therefore in this tutorial, we'll be relating on how to disable these individual plug-ins on all popular browsers.
Note :
Each browser has its own peculiarity as well as different ways of viewing these installed Plug-ins.

Mozilla Firefox

Accessing installed plug-ins in Mozilla is quite easy compared to other browsers.
Just Click on the Firefox Menu button » Add ons » Plugins

Now, to disable individual plugins, simply click on the ‘Disable’ button.
You can equally get additional information about a specific plugin by clicking Options.

To gain access to firefox's old plug-ins page, type the following in the address bar and hit enter
about:plugins.

Google Chrome

To view installed plug-ins in Google Chrome, type chrome://plugins in the browser's address bar and hit Enter.
Once there,you will discover that most(if not all) of the plug-ins there are set to notify you each time it's to be used.
You can get rid of the stress by checking the boxes under the specific plug-in you would like to run automatically.

Opera Browser

Opera plug-ins are hidden in a page and can be accessed only with a short code (just like chrome).
To view these plug-ins, type opera:plugins in address bar and hit Enter.

From this page,you can enable/disable installed plug-ins using the ‘Disable’ button.
Note :Changes will take effect after restarting browser.

Internet Explorer

Plug-ins in Explorer are listed with other browser add-ons installed in the computer system.
To access it,click on the gear/spanner menu at the top right corner of the screen and select ‘Manage add-ons’.

Now, click on the drop-down box at the left-side of the pop-up to view all add-ons at once.
To disable an add-on,simply select it in the list and make use of the ‘disable’ button at the bottom-right-corner of the screen.

HOW TO UNINSTALL A PLUG-IN.

As you might have noticed, browser's do not have an in-built way to un-install plug-ins.
So,just go to the Control Panel and locate the plug-in(s), then, un-install it as you would a normal widows' application.

18.2.13

0 How To Enable/Disable Automatic Spellings-Check In Firefox

In case you noticed the spellings check feature is not enabled in your Firefox browser,here's a quick fix for that OR peradventure the feature bores you due to one reason or another,we'll be learning how to easily disable them in this post.

There are two methods/ways which can be employed to carry-out this order,therefore we'll be touching those two methods for you to decide which is easier.

Enable/Disable Automatic Spell-check In Firefox


Method 1 »
  1. Click on the Firefox menu, then select Options » Options
    (If you have Menu-Bar enabled,select Tools » Options instead)
  2. Select 'Advanced' tab and check the box which states "Check my spelling as I type" under the General tab to turn spell checker on.
  3. To turn it off,just Uncheck the box
Method 2 »
  1. Type about:config in Firefox's address bar and hit "Enter"
  2. Search for “layout.spellcheckDefault” and double click it.
  3. Now,change its value to 2 to enable the spell-check feature.
    To disable it,just change its value to integer “0”.
That's all.

Note »
The automatic spell-check feature is only turned-on for text boxes containing more than ONE LINE,
i.e where you can enter as much text as you want.

19.10.12

1 HOW TO AUTOMATICALLY DELETE FIREFOX HISTORY WHEN EXITED.

In the previous post,we discussed on “How To Delete Google Chrome Browser History Automatically” when browser is exited.
So still on thesame issue,we will be studying how we can do this on Firefox browser.Firefox.jpg

By default,Firefox browsers are set to save all Browsing history,cache & cookies,but we're about to change all that.
Though,all these can be deleted manually,it's much more better having the job done automatically

To do this,just follow the instructions below carefully…

  1. Launch Firefox browser
  2. At the top-left-corner,click on the Firefox button and select “Option” from the dropdown menu.
  3. Next,click on the “Privacy” and right below the “History” section,select Use Custom Settings for History.
  4. Check the box which states “Clear History when Firefox Exits”,then confirm it(OK).
So,if you'd like to further customize the browser to delete specific datas,just click on “Settings” which is right next to the option in the last step above i.e “Clear History when Firefox Exits”.
Finally,choose which datas to delete upon exiting the browser and “OK” it.

That's it.
Now,each time you exit your browser,all datas will be deleted without leaving any traces behind.

ALSO READ »HOW TO AUTOMATICALLY DELETE GOOGLE CHROME BROWSER HISTORY.

15.3.12

0 FUNNY FIREFOX TRICKS.

These are some funny tricks you can use on your firefox browser.firefox

To use this tricks,just copy-paste the following codes in the address bar.

  • Chrome://global/content/ads/alert.xul»
    With this,Your Firefox window automatically pop-up anywhere on the screen.
  • Chrome://browser/content/browser.xul»
    This opens the second firefox inside the firefox tab.
  • Chrome://browser/content/preferences/preferences.xul»
    This will open the Firefox dialog in a new tab.
  • Chrome://browser/content/bookmarks/bookmarksPanel.xul»
    This will open your Firefox bookmarks in a new tab.
  • Chrome://browser/content/history/history-panel.xul»
    This will open your current story in a new tab.
  • Chrome://mozapps/content/extensions/extensions.xul?Type=extensions»
    This will open the Extensions tab in the current window.
  • Chrome://browser/content/preferences/cookies.xul»
    This will open "Cookies" within the tab in the Firefox window.
  • Chrome://browser/content/Preferences/sanitize.xul»
    This will open the "Clear Private Data" window inside the current tab.
  • Chrome://browser/content/aboutDialog.xul»
    This will open the "About Firefox" dialog box inside the tab.
  • Chrome://browser/content/credits.xhtml»
    This opens a dropdown list of names...
HOPE THIS HELPS!!!.
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