If you hold your alt key down, and click other keys on your keyboard, you will be able to quickly access a number of menus, tools and options. Go through the list below and you should find a few favorites to commit to memory. Many of these keystrokes work on other versions of IE browsers, but you may… Read More »
Recently both Internet Explorer and Firefox released their latest versions to the public. Both have been in various stages of development for months – and offered to the public as beta versions or release candidates for the past several months. Many of you may have installed these test versions (beta or RC) and tried them out. Now, after… Read More »
Google Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer Keyboard Shortcuts Keyboard shortcuts are great for those who don’t like using a mouse. They can also save you time. We took a little heat for selecting Google Chrome (browser) as our freeware pick a few weeks ago – but we stand by our pick. Why? Because, while it has a few… Read More »
Microsoft has finally launched its Internet Explorer 9 Web browser. After months of betas and release candidates, Internet Explorer 9 has been officially released to the public. Keep in mind that Internet Explorer 9 will not run on Windows XP, you’ll need either Windows Vista and Windows 7 to run it. Those of you who want to download… Read More »
Jim asks about tracking cookies I recently switched from IE8 to Firefox. When I run SUPERAntiSpyware, it finds about 200 tracking cookies each day. They all seem to be related to Firefox. I never encountered this in IE8. You have previously educated me not to be worried about cookies, but are tracking cookies different? I remove them, but… Read More »
For Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 If you use only one browser, regardless of which it is, then you can skip this tip. But if you’re one of the many who often switch between Firefox or Chrome (or others) and Internet Explorer you might find this tip to be valuable. As most of you know, you can… Read More »