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How to Bulk Download All Photos on a Webpage from Chrome

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This article teaches you how you can use a browser extension on your PC to collectively download all of the photos on a Chrome webpage. You’ll have to have a computer to do this, as there is no other method to install extensions or add-ons on smartphone browsers. Go to Google Chrome Navigate to the “Image Downloader extension page” – Click this opens the Image Downloader page. Select ADD TO CHROME – This button you’ll find in the top right side of the page. Press on “Add extension” when it shows on screen and by clicking it will install the Image Downloader extension and launch its Settings page. Press “Save” – You’ll find this button at the lower part of the page, and it’ll confirm that Image Downloader doesn’t lose any images on supported pages. Visit the page with images that you wish to download – Write a website address or insert the web address into the URL bar at the top of the chrome window, then hit Enter. Press the Image

How to Add Extension Files in Microsoft Edge

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Yippee! Windows 10 Anniversary Update is here. This update has come up with some amazing, vital extensions for its browser named Edge. If you have not updated till now then where you are, guys? Here we are providing a simple method to do the same in your system with the following steps: Launch “Settings” and visit to “Update & Security”. Press on “Search for updates” for finding the available updates to Windows Update. When searching is completed then hit the Download option to download and install the available updates. If it is asked for rebooting then “Restart” your system. When you have installed the Windows 10 Anniversary Update then do follow below steps for installing extension file in Microsoft Edge: Launch Microsoft Edge in your PC. Press the “More”(…) option placed on the top-right and select “Extensions”. Hit the “Get extension from the Store” option placed in the visible sidebar. Windows Store will show the Extensions for

How to Set Up and Use Face ID on iPhone and iPad Pro

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Apple’s iPhones come with the facial recognition technology, named Face ID. This technology replaced the older Touch ID, i.e. the fingerprint scanner present in the Home button. Face ID is a robust way of securing your iPhone and iPad pro. Moreover, one just has to glance at the device to unlock it. Let’s check the process for setting up and using Face ID on iOS. Setting up Face ID Prior to setting up Face ID, you need to ensure that the TrueDepth camera and your face is uncovered. Face ID is created for working with eyewear and contact lenses. To get the best results, you need to place or device about on arm’s length away. It also works when the phone or tablet is approximately ten to twenty inches away from the face. Here’s how you can set up Face ID 1.        Open the Settings app. 2.        Tap on Face ID and Passcode. 3.        When prompted, input the passcode. 4.        Hit the Set Up Face ID button. 5.        Ensure that the iPhone or iPad pro is in

How to Remove Collected Telemetry Data on Windows 10?

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Now, the telemetry feature in the Windows 10 is enabled by default that collects all sorts of the user activity and sends it directly to the Microsoft. This means that the Microsoft is known to collects various pieces of data about your devices and behaviour with it to understand that what features are working, which are not working, and also what changes are needed. Microsoft recently updated its Spring Creators Update or version 1803, though it is one of the important steps for the users because it introduces two new options which allow their users to view the data that Microsoft collected from the systems and delete it. Thus, this telemetry data help their users to make Windows 10 a better product. However, for many users, this is also a privacy concern, which is why starting with the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, Microsoft is introducing an option which will allow all the users to view the raw diagnostic data which company collects about your device. Moreover, to pr

How to Quickly Delete a Large Folder on Windows 10?

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Sometimes, due to various reasons, you need to delete folders which may contain a large number of files from your Windows 10 PC, though using the file explorer can take your long time. The reason behind this is that during the process of deleting, Windows 10 needs to run calculations, analyse , and show updates as files and folders are deleted , something that generally takes times when deleting a large folder with thousands of files and subfolders. However, by using a few command lines, you can easily speed up the process just a few seconds. But the only warning is that you have to comfortable while using the command prompt option. Here we will discuss the fastest way to delete large folders with thousands of files by using the command lines and few instructions to add an option on the right-click context menu to automate the whole process with just one single click. The steps are discussed below: Steps to Quickly Delete a Large Folder by Using the Command Prompt