Enable Cookie Support For Internet Explorer 7

When you browse the internet using Internet Explorer 7 or some other web browsers, bits of browsing information like the login name, browsing habits etc are stored in a special folder called the cookies folder. These cookies let your web browser to quickly load your frequently visited web pages, thereby giving you a faster browsing experience. Whenever you access a website, the web browser will automatically download these cookies to your computer. It also has the option to reject these cookies from being downloaded, or to prompt you to manually accept or block them. While it is better to block questionable sites that may contain spyware, some sites such as online shopping sites require accepting the cookie in order to properly view the site. In Internet Explorer 7, the cookie settings are adjustable, to improve your browsing experience. The following IT support guidelines for Internet Explorer will let you enable cookie support for IE7.

Instructions

• First, you need to launch Internet Explorer on your computer. To do this, click on the Internet Explorer icon on your desktop's task bar, or go to the Start menu, and then select All Programs and further click on Internet Now go to the Tools menu at the top of the Internet Explorer window, and choose Internet Options.
• This will bring up the Internet Options window. Click on the Privacy tab on the Internet Options window. Go to the Settings section and click on Advanced button to access the cookie settings.
• Here you will see the option to edit the cookie settings. Locate the option Override Automatic Cookie Handling and select the checkbox next to it. Select the circle next to Accept in the First-Party Cookies section. Click the circle next to Prompt in the Third-Party Cookies section to configure IE7 to prompt you prior to downloading the site's cookie. Third-party cookies are sent from sites not accessed by you, but connected to the currently displayed site.

Now you know how to adjust the cookie settings on your Internet Explorer 7 web browser. By properly adjusting the cookie settings, you could easily improve your Internet Explorer browsing experience. You may go through Internet Explorer Help menu to get more tips and tricks on using IE web browser. If you face any problems with Internet Explorer, get support from their IT support team and get you problems fixed.

How To Clear Most Visited Web Pages History From Google Chrome

Are you using the Google Chrome web browser in your computer? Then you would definitely know how it displays your frequently visited pages. When you open a new tab in Google Chrome, it opens with a group of thumbnails for the most frequently accessed web pages. When you click on these thumbnails, you will be taken directly to that particular website which makes your browsing easy.
There is no need to type the URL or web address of your frequently visited site; just click on the thumbnail and you land directly on the site. However, this can sometimes cause problems as your browsing history is made public when you have these thumbnails on the screen, which can be embarrassing at times. By clearing your browsing cache, you can avoid getting thumbnails or get rid of any browsing history. Learn how to clear your browsing cache by following the Google Chrome Support guidelines mentioned below.

Instructions

• Go to the “Start” menu and click “Google Chrome” to launch the browser.
• To open a new tab, click on “+” sign which you see on the tab bar. As the new tab opens, your recently visited sites will be displayed automatically on your screen. If you want to delete these thumbnails individually, hover the mouse pointer over a thumbnail and click on the cross that appears at the top right corner of the thumbnail.
• Now go to the “wrench” icon at the top right corner of Google Chrome window and click on it. From the drop down menu, select “Options”.
• From the “Options” screen, select the option “Under the Bonnet”. Now click the option “Clear Browsing Data”.
• When you select this option, you will be prompted to choose how far back the browsing history should be cleared. Select “the beginning of time” in order to clear your entire browsing data. In this “Clear Browsing Data” window, you could see several options like clear browsing history, clear download history, delete cookies, clear saved passwords, etc, with checkboxes beside them to enable selection. Selecting the checkbox for “Clear Browsing History” will delete all browsing history, including your most visited sites. For clearing other options, simply select the checkboxes adjacent to them.
The clearing time depends on how long you have previously done this, and how much data you have in your browsing history. If you have any queries regarding this, you may contact Google Chrome Support team and get assistance.