Is there an extension that lets me highlight text on websites and save them?
Edit.I already found what you want, Highly HighlighterIn fact there is one. For Chrome is called “Simple Highlight text” but the “export to txt button” does not work anymore. And the developer has discontinued the app because now has “Super highlight text” wich has not the “export” option you are looking for. Please if anyone know an app that export highlights I desperetly need one.
When i hit print, why does it keep asking me to save the file?
Select the accurate printing device your attempting to print to. More then likely your not selecting your printer, its a different default printer. Your computer is attempting to save the document and place it in the printer que for when you do connect that printer to the computer. ex: you have a hp desk jet 6670 but the default printer is set to epson 3300. You change this whenever you select print, when the print menu pops up ensure you are on the correct printer.
Can't print!!? always ask for save the file as .xps?
I was printing stuff from pdf fine, then suddenly when i opened another file i need to print, after i clicked ok on printing, window always pops up saying 'save the file as' and the file name always end up in .xps.When I cancel, nothing prints out. but i can't save it in the file name it gave me. when i change the file name, it saves. but still nothing prints out. i'm really confused. why suddenly it asks me to save the file as? and it stops printing. please help!
How can I turn off getting asked by Google Chrome to save my passwords?
Type the following into the browser: chrome://settings (You could also get there using the chrome menu, top right)Then type: passwords (in the search box on the top right of the settings page)Then deselect/unclick the option "Offer to save your web passwords."NOTE: Google encrypts passwords and stores them on Google services using your google account i.e. chrome has a built in password manager similar to lastpass etc. Also if you leave this enabled, you can disable password storage for specific sites by clicking on the little key icon in the URL bar or after the fact by using the "Manage passwords" feature (in step 3 above).
Am trying to open a site gaywap.org/biz but everytime it asks to dowlaod a file but the site does not open.?
I tried it and me too getting the same error which you are getting. Most probably, the website does not exist anymore or has been removed by its owner..!
How to Block Websites on Aol?
make sure that you let your friend's sister use a limited account or she's not that expert in computers. open this file using notepad: %windir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts %windir% is your Windows Directory. Most common example is C:\windows under the 127.0.0.1 localhost text type another 127.0.0.1 and the site you want to block: example: 127.0.0.1 localhost (block aol) 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.0.1 aol.com save it. restart your computer. you cannot access aol.com now.
I have a html file saved as file:///Users/Name/Desktop/File.html - How do I make this a public link?
From your question i deduce you are just starting on computer concepts.This is a bit more complex than you might have imagined.You first need to understand how looking at an html file basically works.It involves theese steps:1 - a user, anywhere in the world with internet access, opens up his browser and types in a url. 2 - the browser understands that url as the ip address of the html doc you want to access and the doc name. How it understands it is a bit complex and not really important at this point. An ip address is an address used to locate computers on the internet. For example when you type www.example.com/index.html. The browser decodes www.example.com into a ip address like 132.278.10.245 and it understands that you want the doc named index.html located in the computer with that ip address.3 - the browser sends a request to the computer with the ip address asking for the html file you specified. This is done via an http request, just so you start associating terms.4 - the other computer responds with the specified html document.5 - the browser renders (shows) the html document in the user's screen.Ip addresses are a bit tricky.Because for regular users, like im assuming you are, ip addresses change with time. They are called dynamic ip addresses because they tipically change daily.This would make it difficult for a user to find your html document because the address of your computer will be changing from time to time. Difficult not impossible.You have two broad optionsThe first one is making the html doc accessible directly from your personal computer. I wouldnt recommend this. First, it will be a challenge if you are a begginer. It will also make you vulnerable to security attacks, specially if you are not hundred percent sure about what you are doing.The second one is to host the file in a server with a fixed ip address. You could even buy a domain, make it point at your website and have your own public website with your html doc.Both this options are hard for a begginer. You would need to do some serious studying to get any up and running. Maybe not hard but they will take you some time. It will be gratifying though!If you want to go ahead id suggest searching about http requests, web servers and basic networking. PM me and i can give you more in detail advice about how to tackle this challenge.
How do I stop a website from redirecting me automatically?
Well, If a specific site for example is redirecting to your blog/site without your permission, you can’t do anything about that. but blocking the requests from the website that is redirecting to your block. For example my blog is redirected to you and you know my blog address you actually can block the request of that blog being redirected to your site.or if you are using Joomla,Wordpress CMS. there are tons of plugins/components/modules that allows you to block those redirection from the sites being redirected to your blog. etcHope that is the answer to your question.