Showing posts with label chrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chrome. Show all posts
Monday, April 11, 2016
Installing Google Chrome on Xubuntu
Firefox is the default web browser on Xubuntu. You can install an additional browser, such as Google Chrome. This document can help you download Chrome and then install it on your Xubuntu PC.
Note: The procedures in this document specifically apply to Xubuntu 12.04, and generally apply to all Xubuntu releases.
Downloading Chrome - To download Chrome for your Xubuntu PC, do the following:
- Click the Applications Menu (white mouse), select Internet, and then click Firefox Web Browser to display its Ubuntu Start Page.
- In the Google search field, type google chrome, and then press Enter to search for and display links to Google Chrome.
- Click Chrome Browser - Google, click Download Chrome, select 32 bit .deb (For Debian/Ubuntu), and then click Accept and Install.
- Select Save File, and then click OK to download Chrome.
- Close Firefox, and then install Chrome according to procedure below.
Installing Chrome - To install Chrome on your Xubuntu PC, do the following:
- Download Chrome according to the procedure above.
- Double-click your Home folder, click Download, right-click the google-chrome-stable-current file, and then click Open With Ubuntu Software Center.
- After the Ubuntu Software Center window displays google-chrome-stable, click Install, type your password, and then click Authenticate.
- Close the Ubuntu Software Center window, click Applications Menu (white mouse), select Internet, click Google Chrome, make it your default browser (optional), and then click Start Google Chrome. (If prompted to Choose password for new keyring, click Cancel).
Saturday, January 16, 2016
How to View Saved Password of Google Chrome
This is an exclusive post. Only few net users know about it. So far I can guess only 20% people might know this trick! I was little bit confused whether I should write about this or not. Because if this trick is used by a criminal-type people certainly it will be harmful for the good guys.
Finally Ive decided to write about it. Because it will also help you protect your password from other people.
Create Master Pass in Firefox!
When you sign in to any online account giving your pass and username your browser offers to save the password. So that you dont need to do this again and again. Certainly this is very handy and comfortable. But if your password goes to the wrong hands will this comfort exist anymore??
Or you may forget your account password. But your browser saved this earlier. How can you view this? Today I will discuss how to manage your saved passwords or how to view them.
- Open your Chrome browser.
- Look at the top right corner. Just below the close button you will get Customize and Control button. Hit on the button.
- Choose Settings from the drop down menu.
- Scroll down to the bottom and hit on Show advanced settings . . .
- Now find Passwords and Forms option.
- Hit on Manage Saved Passwords.
- Immediately youll get a new window showing your online accounts with saved passwords.
- Select any account and click the show button to view saved password.
- If you wanna remove any saved password then hit on the cross button.
- Finally hit OK and exit. Its easy.
If you wanna stop your browser to offer to save password then unmark the option Offer to save password from Passwords and Forms option found at the step 5. Take help from the image below.
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