Category Archives: Microsoft Edge Tips

Troubleshoot Browser Problems the Easy Way

    Troubleshoot Browser Problems the Easy Way Whether you use Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox, you can troubleshoot browser problems the easy way by using the browser’s private mode—Incognito mode (Chrome), InPrivate mode (Edge), or Private mode (Firefox). Google Chrome Open Chrome as you normally do. Once Chrome is open, use the CTRL+SHIFT+N keyboard shortcut… Read More »

Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 032126

  Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 032126 It’s spring here in the Great Lakes region of the USA. The daffodils and crocuses have survived the harsh winter and are blooming all over. Happy Spring! Happy Autumn to those who live in the southern half o’ the world. Enough! It’s Saturday, and time for another edition of “Saturday… Read More »

Zoom Power!

Zoom Power! With Zoom Power, You Can Make Text Bigger or smaller When Reading Emails or Web Pages; Make Icons Bigger or Smaller on Your Desktop or in File Explorer. This tip works in Windows 10 and Windows 11 Over the months and years we’ve been around, we’ve received hundreds of emails from people asking for help because… Read More »

Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 022826

  Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 022826 This is the last Saturday in February. And for those of us longing for spring and summer, I say YAY! And yes, you’re right, it’s Saturday, and that means it’s time for another Saturday Bonus Questions & Answers edition. Sometimes, the best tips and tricks are hidden in the published… Read More »

Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 022126

  Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 022126 This could be the last Saturday in February, but it isn’t. It could be the end of winter, but it’s not, and the tulips and daffodils should be peeking up out of the ground, but they aren’t. However, it is Saturday, and that means it’s time for another Saturday Bonus… Read More »

Now, That’s What You Call “Refreshing!”

  Now, That’s What You Call “Refreshing!” To understand why refreshing a webpage ensures you’re seeing the current version, it’s essential to grasp the concept of “caching.” Caching does speed things up, but sometimes it can cause problems. When you visit a website, your browser saves copies of certain elements (like images, style sheets, and other files) on… Read More »