When you browse the web, Opera stores the information about the web sites you visit, including the web site content, cache, cookies and any user names and passwords you enter. Other people who use your computer can view that information. If you don’t want this information stored, use Private Browsing feature of Opera.
Read moreChange skins in the Opera browser
The looks of the Opera browser can be customized by changing the skin it uses. You can download a new skin and apply it from within the Opera browser.
Read moreImport settings from other browsers to Chrome
If you have been using other browsers for some time and recently started using the Google Chrome browser, then you may want to import your settings in other browsers to the Google Chrome. You can do this easily from inside the Google Chrome.
Read moreZoom a web page in the Opera browser
If you think a web page has small text or small content in it, and you want to enlarge it, then you can zoom that web page. In the Opera browser zooming a web page is very easy. Here is how you can zoom a web page in the Opera browser.
Read moreRun programs with lower privileges in Windows XP
If you run Windows XP with an administrator account, then it may be risky. If a malware attacks your computer while you are logged in as an administrator, the malware has full access to the system resources. But you can run programs with lower privileges using suDown.
Read moreShow windows side by side in Windows 7
If you have many windows open and you are tired of switching between them one by one, then you can choose to see them all at once. If you want to see all the windows all at once, then you can choose to see them all side-by-side in Windows 7.
Read moreAdd Desktop toolbar to taskbar in Windows 7
You can add the Desktop toolbar to the Windows taskbar in Windows 7 to access all the shortcuts on your Desktop from the comfort of the taskbar. The Desktop toolbar opens up into a menu containing all the shortcuts on your desktop including the Computer folder too.
Read moreCreate command prompt shortcut on Desktop in Windows 7
The command prompt window in Windows is the most favorite amongst geeks. If you often use the command prompt window, then you can create a shortcut to the command prompt window on your Desktop.
Read moreAdd program to right-click Send To menu in Windows XP
You can send a file or folder, to a program by right-clicking on it and choosing a sub-item from the Send To sub menu. If you send a file or folder to a program in the Send To menu, then the selected item would be opened in the destination program. You can add a custom destination program in the Send To menu.
Read moreAdd folder to right-click Send To menu in Windows XP
You can send a file or folder, to a program or a destination folder by right-clicking on it and choosing a sub-item from the Send To sub menu. You can add a custom destination folder in the Send To menu.
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