What are Google Chrome Extensions and Google Chrome Web Apps?

You must have been using Google Chrome for browsing the web and performing multiple online tasks. Google Chrome is a fast, easy, and very effective web browser and, according to some it is the best web browser software across the globe. The reason for Google Chrome being so much effective among the users is that it has a very clean and easy to use interface. It is quite secure, supports Sandbox, and is in sync with all web standards like it passes Acid1 and Acid2 tests, supports JavaScript/ECMAScript, comes with bookmarks and other useful features etc. Among this long list of features, there are two more noticeable features of Google Chrome: Chrome Extensions and Chrome Web apps. 

Many users often consider both Chrome extensions and Chrome web apps as one single entity. But in reality they are both quite separate from each other. The Chrome extensions are basically there to enhance the functionality of Google Chrome or the websites that are being viewed. They don’t have a rich-interactive user interface. Installing them in Chrome, simply adds a button besides the address bar. Examples of Chrome extensions will be currency converter, bookmark manager, or extension that changes behavior of Omnibox etc.

The Google Chrome Web Apps, on the other hand are more user interactive. They have a rich user interface and are designed to perform tasks of one kind. They are something which is in between the extensions and program software and, they are basically standalone in nature. Examples of apps will be: photo editor, games, and video players etc. 

Both the Chrome apps and Chrome extensions are both very useful. Simply install/add them to your Chrome to make it more useful. However, if you have any issues in installing or using them, then dial the Google Chrome support phone number and avail the required help from the experts in the industry like, SupportMart and others.

Good thing is many of the tech support companies provide help for multiple brands and products, like Kaspersky tech support, help for Norton, PC support, web browser support and virus removal support etc. Simply contact them when in need, and avail the help as required.  

Steps to Stop AOL Mail from Popping-up At System Start-up

Among the various programs that automatically launch at the system start-up is the AOL Mail. If you regularly use the AOL mail to send receive emails then, this feature is useful. But, if you don’t use AOL mail too often then it may become irritating. You can stop the AOL mail and following automatic AOL Log-in request, from popping up at system start-up. Doing this can also improve your system start-up speed and prevent accidental connection to the internet. 

If you like to try things on your own then, disable or remove the AOL mail from the list of Startup Programs that are present inside the System Configuration Menu, also known as ‘msconfig.’ But, before doing any changes to msconfig list, it is best that you avail expert support by calling AOL technical support phone number, because, wrong modifications in msconfig. can badly affect the computer’s functionality.

In order to remove AOL mail from msconfig list, open the ‘Run’ window and then type ‘msconfig.’ and press Enter key. Next, you have to locate Startup or Startup Programs option and then disable or remove AOL mail from the list.

Simply performing the above actions can remove AOL mail from the start-up list. However, if issues arise while doing so, then contact the reliable sources like SupportMart and others. The good thing now, is that you can contact the reliable sources in order to get support for other brands’ products like, Gmail support, Kasperskytechnical support, PC support, or virus removal support. 

                           

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How to Solve the Issue of 'F12 Boot Menu Not Working' In Acer Notebook

The F12 Boot Menu in Acer computer allows you to set the desired device as the default device form where the Acer computer starts booting the operating system. By default it is the hard drive, but you can change to any other devices including USB flash drives as well. This key comes into play when you have to install a new operating system or restore your computer to default factory settings. But some notebooks and netbooks come with this key disabled by default.

In order to enable the F12 key, you have to enter the BIOS configura Acer technical support is the best thing to do in this front. But if you like to do the changes yourself, then restart your Acer computer and press F2 key during the system start-up. Doing this brings up the BIOS setup on the screen; simply navigate-select the ‘Main’ option using arrow and Enter keys. Then, select ‘F12 Boot Menu’ option. Press Enter key and then enable the function. Once done press F10 and Enter key to save changes and restart the computer. Your F12 key starts working perfectly.

tion and then make the changes. Since using/adjusting the BIOS settings can get difficult, especially for average users, so simply availing

However, if the problem still remains there then, contacting the experts is the right thing to do. Contacting experts ensure that the issues will be resolved in the best possible way. The good thing now is there are companies like SupportMart and others that provide support for multiple brands like, help for Acer, HP support, Epsonprinter support etc. Simply contact them when needed and avail their reliable help.  

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Use Norton Security Solutions to Protect Data-PC from Dragonfly Attack

Recent enough the Symantec security researchers discovered a new cyber-attack campaign known as ‘Dragonfly’ (some security vendors also call it ‘Energetic Bear’). According to Symantec, this attack campaign has “affected 1,018 unique organizations across 84 different countries.” The reports says that the attack is currently focused on American and European industrial-energy sector. 

This attack starts with sending malware in phishing emails to someone who is at senior position in the targeted company. Once activated, this malware will then make use of the loop holes/bugs and exploit the vulnerability by redirecting the visitors of the compromised website to websites that are hosting exploit kit. This will in turn deliver the malware in victim’s computer, which can be used to steal passwords or data or, simply affect the PC performance.

Though this attack is only targeting the industrial sector, but, this attack also serves as something that average users should worry about. There are hundreds of similar internet based attacks that are specifically targeted to average home users. Using security solutions like, Norton Antivirus and Norton Internet Security, can keep you protected from all online and offline attacks. They come with nifty set of features that makes scanning and removing infections very easy and fast. Plus, these solutions can be modified as per your needs, and, if you every come across some issues, then the Norton support is just one call away.

Like every other software, issues with Norton solutions are also common. But availing support from good and reliable sources of help like SupportMart and others can get you out of the issues effectively. The best part is these companies are not limited to one brand, but provide support for multiple brands. All you have to do is dial their respective phone number like, Avast customer service phone number, antivirus support number, or simply virus tech support and then get the required help.

Install-Use Kaspersky Antivirus to Protect Your PC and Data from Bootkits

Bootkit, in simple terms is a boot virus that comes into action the moment you switch-on your PC. A bootkit is capable to hook and patch itself to Windows in order to get loaded into the Windows kernel. It is because of this it gets unrestricted access to the entire computer. The bootkits are almost impossible to detect and could corrupt the machine by modifying the boot sector of any boot disk, hard drive’s MBR, or Disk Partition Table.

Recent enough two of the Kaspersky researchers Vyacheslav Rusakov and Sergey Golovanov posted a report on the Securelist.com blog explaining the bootkits, their stats, Cidox (bootkit that tops the leader board of most affective bootkits)etc. According to this report below Cidox is Phiar at second place and Harbinger in third place on the leader board. 

The report states, “Bootkits currently represent the most advanced technology available to cybercriminals. It enables malicious code to start before the operating system loads. The technology is implemented in numerous malicious programs,”

“Bootkits do exist; they are in demand on the black market and are extensively used by cybercriminals for purposes which include conducting targeted attacks.”

It is obvious that the bootkits are really harmful for your PC and data. Simply install reliable antivirus solutions, like those of Kaspersky to detect-remove the bootkits, before they can get active. Kaspersky solutions are reliable and are updated with the virus signatures all the bootkits. It is very effective in detecting and removing bootkits. Plus, if you ever get issues with Kaspersky solutions, then the Kaspersky tech support can be availed easily.

Simply contacting reliable sources of help like SupportMart and others can get you easy and quick Kaspersky remedies. These companies are a good source of help for various antivirus brands like, Norton support, AVG support, Bitdefender support, or simply antivirus support etc.