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There are times when you accidentally closed a tab on your web browser. Thankfully the developers of web browsers has thought about this problem and implemented a feature where you can easily reopen close tabs either using a hotkey or through a few mouse clicks.

There are some websites that your browser does not prompt to save the password. This is due to an additional standard HTML code added to the login form by the owner of the website and this restriction can be bypassed with a few methods posted here.

The password saved in Firefox web browser can be easily decrypted and stolen. Here is an in-depth analysis on the recovery process and also how to protect your credentials by using a strong master password.

Your keywords that you searched on your web browser is automatically saved on the computer for convenience. If you do not want anyone using the same PC to know what you have searched on the Internet, here is how to clear the search history from popular web browsers.

Web browsers helps you to complete a URL if you have typed it in previously into the address bar. Here is how to selectively delete individual websites from the history without completely clearing all the auto complete entries.

By default Internet Explorer saves the websites that you've just visited to the history and the list of visited websites can be easily displayed from the address bar. Here is how you can edit or modify the visited URLs to protect your privacy.