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In our Chrome Flags tutorial, we talked about the 10 most useful flag settings that can improve your browser experience. Today, we will gather our heads in this article on another useful flag that can be used for exporting and importing passwords in the Chrome browser.

Passwords are of course a very important asset. Registering in a browser makes it easy. You don’t have to go back in your head every time and try to remember it. What if you want to save your passwords? You have no option to export and import your default saved passwords into Chrome – but you can enable the same with Chrome flags. To import or export passwords from the Manage Passwords section in the settings by activating a Chrome flag. read more

The term Hardware acceleration means that the computer hardware is used to perform a particular task and run faster than with software. This can significantly improve the performance of an application. Although Windows best keeps the settings at their default values, you can disable or disable the hardware acceleration of an application. If you disable hardware acceleration completely, the application runs in software rendering mode, which could affect performance. However, you may need to disable hardware acceleration for a particular application. read more

It is not uncommon to have several consoles in the same family. One for the kids and one for the parents. With this in mind, Xbox one has introduced the game sharing feature. This feature allows parents to avoid buying multiple copies of games and paying twice. Microsoft accounts have strong family features that cover all PCs, and Xbox allows parents to monitor their children’s activities. However, sharing games is slightly different. This guide will give you an overview of how to share Xbox One games with the family across multiple consoles. read more

Windows 10 users use Skype frequently for voice and video calls, which we can understand because it is a quality tool. Plus, for the first time in years, the desktop version of Skype doesn’t look like a’90s movie. You can say with certainty that Microsoft has done a good job since it took over Skype, but unfortunately there are still some problems.

One of the problems some users have had for some time has a lot to do with their inability to see each other when they make a Skype video call. You see, the other party can see well, but the user is not able to see himself in the small box in the corner. It’s a little frustrating to know that the other party has a chance, but you can’t tell if you’re in the right place in front of the camera. read more

Many websites use certificates to be secure and to show that they are secure. These are those whose URL begins with HTTPS. This safety certificate is now issued by the issuing authority for a certain period of time. If you now see such errors in your browser Firefox, you may be interested in this article.

Troubleshooting time-related errors on secure Firefox sites

If the time on your system clock is outside the certificate validity period of a particular site, the site will not open. This would cause the error i>Your connection is not secure. If a website certificate is valid from April 2007 to April 2019 and your system clock time was set somewhere in 2005, the website displays the error. read more

In my opinion, Mozilla Firefox Quantum is more powerful than other browsers and seems to be strong. Like all applications, however, it can slow down over time. To improve this, Firefox plans to implement a new feature – Tab Warming. The feature is designed to speed up tab switching for users and help them save a few extra seconds during their browsing sessions.

Warm-up tab in Firefox

Details of the tab warm-up function in Firefox Nightly were revealed by Mozilla developer Mike Conley in a post on his personal blog. The exact definition is that it is a process of preventive rendering of the layers of a tab, and preventive uploading to the composer when the browser is virtually certain that you will probably switch to that tab. read more

We all know that the first major update for Windows 10 is coming soon. This is because the RTM build for Redstone 4 has already been released for Windows Insider on the Fast and Slow rings. And some rumors and leaks from really reliable sources and even Microsoft’s official website suggest that the 17113.1 construction is the RTM. These leaks also revealed the trade name of this version. Microsoft calls it Windows 10 Spring Creators Update if these tracks are true. We expect this update to be published very soon. read more

1)Remove from the menu.

• Here you have three options.
  • Remove from the console
  Remove from Xbox Live Remove both. Choose what suits you best.

  Delete Xbox One batch screenshots

  If you want to delete bulk images, make a normal one instead of a long press on the View button, and you should get an option that says Manage captures.

  Displays all Xbox Live and Xbox One screenshots. First select Xbox One and then Filter Screenshots. Then use the right bumper to select the’Multi-select’ option on the far right. Here you can select multiple screenshots to delete or upload to OneDrive.

  To check the loading status of your images, you can go from On Xbox LiveUploadlaod Queue here and see the progress. It is possible to cancel a current download of videos or screenshots if it has not yet been completed. read more

Some of the built-in features of Chrome, including slowing Windows 10 PCs. If you are often faced with this problem, it is time to disable some of the pre-search options. You can also choose to find out which tab page is causing the problem. Here are some tips to solve using Chrome High Disk under Windows 10

100% of disk usage under Windows 10 is one of the most common problems, for several reasons. Technically, it’s one of those programs that weighs heavily on the computer and slows everything else down. read more

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• Type Services.msc.
• Select Oculus VR Runtime Service and click Start Service.

These are the most common bugs and reports from Oculus Rift users.

Source : vrheads.com. Additional resource: oculus.com.