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I am having HTML file in my desktop, how can i add my HTML page as browser home page and how can i add.
Open your file in browser. copy address of your file from browser. So For example in internet explorer:
click setting button->Internet Options. In Home page section click use current button
and paste addrress to the cell. Address must be like this:
file:///C:/Users/user/Desktop/test.html
In chrome Settings->On startup->click set page-> in the dialog box past address. And so on :)
Load the file into your browser (double click on the html file), and then use the browser menus select this as your homepage.
Try # the links hope u find your answer
https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/463?hl=en
Or
http://techlans.com/2013/04/how-to-set-your-own-image-in-firefox-browser-homepage.html
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I have an .hta file but everytime I run it open in a small screen. Can I run it in fullscreen like any other nav?
If you want the HTA to always open maximized, add an hta:application section with wimdowstate=maximize. If you want the user to be able to maximize the HTA window, remove options from that section that are suppressing the caption and/or maximize button. See the official documentation for more details.
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Apparently after the last Chrome update(ver 78.0.39) there is a new feature(tab tooltip, it's quite distracting):
How can I disable this?
The link provided in comments work. Pasting it here for direct solution.
Visit Chrome://flags page
Search for Tab hover, in the highlighted search results, for Tab Hover cards
Select “Disabled ” and restart the Chrome browser.
Do note the flags are temporary, may work for a couple of versions, after that they’ll disappear, this is a temporary solution only, we suggest you to get used to the hover cards feature.
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On chrome I installed Awesome and Vimium, everytime when I enter "t" , the awesome page shows up. Is there some way to open a fixed url by a few keystroke, such as type "t" and open www.google.com in a new tab?
This seems to align with this issue. Helpfully, the hint given in response is a reasonable workaround in the meantime. For a more concise shortcut, using a rarely used key (eg. for B) as the bookmark name should help.
It's the answer I got from the plugin writer.
https://github.com/philc/vimium/issues/933
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I have a login id in my college's ftp server.when i upload files it is not showing the files.it is showing only a html file named index.html.
I deleted the index.html file but it shows the content in the file?what can i do to remove it?
Can you explain a bit more on your problem?
When you say "not showing" are you saying that Google Chrome only shows the index.html file when you navigate to the page?
That is the default behavior of most web servers, to serve the index page.
When you deleted teh index page, Chrome would then display a directory listing of your site.
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I was working on web project, and when i pushed my changes, my files disappeared because of bad manipulations. Now, I've lost my files, but my page is still Firefox memory, so I could copy the HTML code. But I cannot copy the CSS ! I've tried to recover deleted file using Quetek's utility, but the files are corrupted, and in the css I could see "heade", "master"... But not my CSS. Please help me !! I didn't closed Firefox. Vinz243
You have just discovered why all developers need to use source control (Git, Mercurial, Subversion, etc.)
That said, this isn't really a programming question and doesn't fit well with Stack Overflow's guidelines. The latest version of FireFox (the only one I've checked) lets you choose "Web Developer" from the menu, then click on the "Style Editor" choice on the top of the newly opened area. In there, you can see the css resources it is using.
Firefox has a built in Inspector tool you can access by right-clicking an element and selecting Inspect Element from the drop down menu that appears.
From here you can select Style Editor menu to the right of the Inspector tab to view the css of the rendered page