Web Browsers

Click on the settings button on your toolbar or go to chrome://settings. Then find your privacy/security settings and apply the changes you want. You can also download security extensions to change your chrome security, not exactly settings though.

Http - Hyper Text Transport Protocol

The finder bar is the task bar on a mac

the icon bar is where the icon are

all of the tools you want to change on the mac should be on the system preferences which you click on the mac icon bar and there would be all of the settings

yes, go all the way to the left to settings. go to security settings and turn on browser start control. also make sure you change password to something youll know

a browser aids in surfing the internet and your computer, it opens web pages like this one three web browsers are safari google chrome (the best) and fire fox or internet explorer computer browsers can be windows explorer

Apple has a browser called Safari. It is the default browser on all Mac machines.

Google Chrome, as it is the fastest web browser ans handles malicious sites well.

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It's a file extension for graphic files with the certain method of compression. Usually jpg files take less disk space then, for instance, tiff files. The extension JPG refers to JPEG files. The E is omitted to fit it into the (deprecated) 8.3 file name notation.

JPEG" stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group, the name of the committee that created the image standard. The group was organized in 1986, issuing a standard in 1992, which was approved in 1994 as ISO 10918-1. JPEG is distinct from MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group), which produces compression schemes for video.

The JPEG file format is a compressed format, with some loss of quality during compression. It is a popular web format due to the generally smaller size of files compared to other formats. File extensions are .jpg, .jpeg, and .jpe.

The advantages of tabbed browsing include only having one window open at a time. This makes it easier to navigate between the websites you have open. It also reduces the number of pop up ads you may get from some of the websites you visit.

There are three operations a window provides. You can close a document by clicking X red icon on the top right.

give examples of web authoring.

It is the computer search engine

In addition, it also translates and runs various programming languages; such as HTML, ActiveX, JavaScript, etc. to allow interaction with remote computers and data.

A home page for a website is the very first page - the landing page. So, for example, Google's home page is google.com, and the home page for this site is answers.com.

A home page for a browser is the page you choose to load first when you open the browser - it can be anything you want it to be.

For example, my browser of choice is FireFox. FireFox by default has it's home page set to mozilla.com, so every time I open FireFox it opens on mozilla.com. If I want to, I can change this to open google.com when FireFox opens.

You can find out how to change your browser's home page by visiting your favorite browser's website and looking up the instructions.

There's not much difference to the normal user. However, to those more concerned with how it works, there are some differences.

A COM file is self-contained and cannot exceed 64KB in size because the stack, data, and code must all fit within 64KB. EXE files have no limiting size and have more header information.

The main difference is how they are loaded. When a COM file is loaded by DOS, it is loaded into low memory. EXE files separated where the CONST is loaded low and DATA is loaded high.

Also, if you have both, say EXAMPLE.COM and EXAMPLE.EXE, in the same directory and try to execute without specifing the extention, the COM will load first.

To fix your browser settings, you must go into your "tools" or "help" section in the top of your browser. This cannot change your IP address or anything else that is permanent, though, just small things.

URL stands for Universal address locater and is commonly referred to as the Address Bar. You use this bar to direct your Internet browser to the website that you want to go to. without it, your computer wouldn't know where to get the web page that you want to view.

"Tabbed browsing" allows users to have multiple home pages that automatically open when the browser starts.

A server is a computer that is used for networking. Some uses are filesharing, printer sharing, creating a domain, and internet restrictions.

A browser is software that enables you to communicate with the Internet. Examples are Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc.

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Internet Explorer, mostly since at that time google chrome and opera or maybe even firefox either didn't exist or were too new, IE was also the default for pcs, which were more popular, and still are, than macs so IE beat safari. Also, Internet Explorer 9 is faster now. People say chrome is faster, but on slow systems, based on personal experience and proof, IE is too slow to use(unless you disable add-ons), but on newer, faster systems, IE IS better. However, the usage % as of April 2012 is close. Here it is:

Internet Explorer ......25.93%

Google Chrome .........24.99%

Mozilla Firefox ...........21.79%

Apple Safari* ............14.09%

Opera ........................5.04%

Android-Based ...........3.18%

Other Browser** .......4.98%

*Not counting IOS usage

**Such as Avant Flock Sleipnir K-meleon Netscape

Maxthon RockMelt Seamonkey Slimbrowser Element

iCab Konqueror Swiftfox Camino Dreamcast and

about 25+ more.

..............................Mostly used ...........2nd

In: North America ..........IE............... Chrome

South America ..........Chrome ................IE

Asia ..........................Chrome ................IE

Europe ......................Firefox .........IE/Opera Tie

Australia .......................IE............... Unknown

Africa .........................Firefox .................IE

Antarctica/NP ............Firefox .................IE

So anyways in the past and now Internet Explorer is the most used. Bet you didn't expect such a deatailed answer, did you? Have a nice day!

There is no current version of Internet Explorer available for the Mac. Internet Explorer for the Mac was discontinued in 2003 and Microsoft recommends "that users migrate to more recent web browsing technologies such as Apple's Safari." Other alternatives (that are faster and safer than Internet Explorer) include FireFox, Chrome or Opera. (See links below)

Internet Explorer - Insecure, slow.

Firefox - Fast, secure, safe.

Opera - Fast, secure, couple of unique features but largely just unknown.

Safari - Nothing outstanding.

Flock - Unique blogging features, slower than other browsers. Little else that amazes.

Google Chrome- Fast, secure, safe

Google chrome is the fastest browser. This has been shown with the latest version of Opera, Firefox and Internet explorer in an unbiased benchmark test.