Re: switching browsers
Gene
there may be ways to get rid of some of it but not all of it. When you open a browser, type control l and type an address and press enter, or use a bookmark or use control k, type a search string and press enter. or follow a link that opens another page, in short, any time you do something that opens a page or when your home page opens, you will be in the web page with one exception. If you have set a blank page as your home page, you will be, I believe, on the address bar. Most people don't use a blank page. If you do , let us know.
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Gene
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From: Nancy Hill Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2020 12:29 AM To: main@TechTalk.groups.io Subject: Re: [TechTalk] switching browsers Gene, I think you have interpreted what I meant. Do all the things you mentioned have to sho up? I really only want to look for answers or see what's out there. If I find something I want to keep, I simply link to it and then put it in the Misc folder on my Desktop. My simple system works well for me. Am I hearing thatany new browser I set up will have all that extra stuff by default? Is there no way to get rid of all that extra stuff? Thanks, Nancy 8/31/2020 7:46 PM, Gene wrote: Are you talking about tool bars or other structures you can move to as you tab around the program window that are outside of the page? If so, and I'm still not sure what you are referring to, that sort of thing is standard today.
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