Occasionally, Google Chrome may not start correctly due to Chrome user profile corruption, a rogue extension or even due to malware. When you launch Chrome, the Task Manager may show chrome.exe as running but no user interface may be visible. This post tells you how to fix Google Chrome web browser when it fails to launch.Read more
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[Fix] “Managed by your organization” in Chrome or Microsoft Edge
In Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome, some users see the message “Managed by your organization” when they click the “More” menu.
The message indicates that the browser (Microsoft Edge or Chrome) is being managed. If a user clicks on the “Managed by your organization” link, they are directed to chrome://management/
which contains details about Chrome Browser management on Chrome browser, or the edge://management
page on Microsoft Edge.
This message is also seen on the Chrome/Microsoft Edge (chromium) Settings page.
Clicking on the “Managed by your organization” link opens the edge://management
page, which displays the following message:
Microsoft Edge is managed by your organization If you use Microsoft Edge at school or work, it might be managed, or set up and maintained, by your organization. Your organization can set up or restrict certain features, install and block extensions, monitor activity, and control how you use it. If Microsoft Edge is managed, you can view the policies that are set by your organization on the edge://policy page.
This post tells you how to remove the Managed by your organization notice and also explains how to remove the Microsoft Edge or Chrome policies that cause the notice to be shown.Read more
Disable Rounded Look in Chrome 69 and Restore Classic UI
Chrome 69 includes some new features and enhancements, including the Material Design Refresh
user interface. It sports a rounded UI (rounded tabs with a blue background). If you’re not fond of the new rounded design, here is how to restore the appearance of Google Chrome to “Normal” user interface.Read more
Fix: Google Chrome Waiting for Proxy Tunnel When Loading Webpages
If Google Chrome browser is showing the status “Waiting for Proxy Tunnel” and taking excess time when loading web pages, check your proxy server settings.
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Google Chrome Not Allowing Flash Player by Default
After updating Google Chrome to version 62, you’ll see that by default Flash player is not allowed on websites. Instead, you’ll see the Allow or Block (if “Ask first” setting is turned on) choice for each site you visit. If the Ask first setting is off, Flash support gets disabled and you’ll see the message … Read more
How to Disable Video Autoplay in Google Chrome Browser?
Autoplay of video content when you visit a news site or computer magazine portal is one of the most annoying things that can happen to users. Every time we need to pause those videos or move the slider to the end of the video to stop it from playing. It’s not just a nuisance but also an unnecessary wastage of network bandwidth and traffic.
This article tells you how to stop automatic playback of audio and video content on websites when browsing in Google Chrome.Read more
Opera Firefox Chrome Offline Installer Download Full Setup
When you download any web browser setup file, they are usually online installers. To install the browser in multiple systems, you may opt for the offline setup package (offline installer). Here are the full download links for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Opera browsers.Read more
Browser Autofill Phishing Using Hidden Form Fields – Beware and be Safe
If you’ve been using your web browser’s autofill on every website you visit, then here is some important news for you. It has been found that the web browsers such as Chrome, Safari or others that support multi-form autofill can be tricked into giving away your information, even the Credit Card numbers, their expiry dates and the CVV codes to websites.Read more
Apply a Light Theme for Chrome Incognito
With the implementation of Material Design in recent desktop versions of Google Chrome, the dark color scheme has been applied for incognito mode. Some users still prefer to have the usual, light theme for incognito mode, but there is no built-in option or chrome://flags
setting for this.Read more