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Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 08:14:47 No. 507117

I had a lot of tabs and windows open recently and chrome crashed but when i went to restore the tabs and windows it was all fucking gone
fucking hell im mad

I had tabs that I needed from like last year April

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 08:18:25 No.507118

cant you just check your history

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 09:12:00 No.507121

>>507118
Ignorant fool

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 09:12:41 No.507122

>>507118
No, because any sensible browser doesn't actually load the web page when you have hundreds or thousands of tabs, your browsing history doesn't update either, so OP would have to go through their browsing history since April last year and scroll through every single site in the log.

What OP should have is a session manager that takes better care of your tabs when you have many many tabs.

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 09:28:22 No.507126

What's with people keeping a billion tabs open, haven't they heard of bookmarks

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 09:41:44 No.507128

>>507126
They serve different uses you ignorant fool

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 14:15:58 No.507138

use floopyfox

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 14:18:09 No.507139

use surf, never deal with that problem again

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 14:20:54 No.507140

>>507128
>I had tabs that I needed from like last year April
Sounds like a job for a bookmark.

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 14:34:14 No.507141

Time to switch to Edge.

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 14:37:31 No.507142

Noooo use floopyfox

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 15:03:42 No.507143

>>507141
That's what I'm doing now. A few days ago my computer randomly restarted and told me to use it. I think the government did it. Must be pretty good if Trump gave it his seal of approval!

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 15:29:38 No.507144

install GNU/Linux

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 20:28:35 No.507155

>>507118
Yeah I tried that.

>>507122
And learned this the hard way.

Anonymous 07/09/20 (Thu) 22:07:58 No.507170

>>507143
That was microsoft pushing an update for Edge and reset everyone's browser preferences on win10 to nothing (so you have to select again). Which I thought was supremely fucking rude and it didn't even happen on my personal device, it was just my work laptop.

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 02:35:34 No.507195

>>507170
I can't believe they sent an automated update to your computer that was set to accept automatic updates.

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 03:54:38 No.507196

>>507195
Did you fail reading comprehension at school?
The issue was that they reset application preferences for all files that edge can read, including PDFs and shit.

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 04:02:56 No.507198

>>507170
>>507195
>>507196
Windows 10 is literally backdoored and rootkit'd.

Want proof?

Microsoft can remotely install any software they want on your computer with admin privileges and you cannot disable this.

That qualifies as a backdoor and a rootkit.

And they actually do it.

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 04:04:32 No.507199

Will never forgive microsoft for installing candy crush on my pc

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 04:20:54 No.507201

Windows 10 also literally has a keylogger

Telemetry regarding your keystrokes and what you type = keylogger

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 05:43:57 No.507205

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>>507201
I cut down a tree once, I'm a logger.

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 05:50:32 No.507207

>>507205
Yet you can't log keys
Nor keys that log
Baaaaaka

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 07:36:04 No.507210

>>507198
>>507201
schizo

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 08:36:55 No.507211

>>507210
I have only states facts.

Microsoft remotely installs software with admin privileges on your PC and you can't disable this, it's Windows Update.

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 15:59:33 No.507226

>>507211
Here's a fact: If you're smart enough to make an educated decision about not wanting Microsoft's help to stay out of the botnet, you're smart enough to disable the updates.

Anonymous 07/10/20 (Fri) 16:24:06 No.507228

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use floopy fox

Anonymous 07/11/20 (Sat) 16:57:56 No.507285

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oh i finally updated my windows and now I see what you mean. that was pretty rude of them to not just make it a dismissable popup but to even sticky it to my task bar. waiting warmly for the floopy fox os.

Anonymous 07/11/20 (Sat) 17:37:18 No.507286

>>507226
>Microsoft's help to stay out of the botnet,
what

Anonymous 07/11/20 (Sat) 17:44:47 No.507287

>>507286
fixing security issues prevents your computer from being hacked and ending up in a botnet.

Anonymous 07/11/20 (Sat) 18:01:57 No.507288

>>507287
Windows is a botnet though.

Anonymous 07/11/20 (Sat) 18:05:09 No.507289

>>507288
collecting telemetry data doesn't make them a botnet brainlet

Anonymous 07/11/20 (Sat) 18:10:22 No.507291

>>507289
If my computer is doing something without my permission for another's profit then it's a botnet.

Anonymous 07/11/20 (Sat) 18:44:21 No.507297

>>507291
its still invasive and shitty but its not a botnet.

Anonymous 07/12/20 (Sun) 05:42:35 No.507383

>>507297
Microsoft has remote control over millions of computers with admin privileges and can install any software and thus make any changes they want. You cannot disable this.

Microsoft owns literally the biggest botnet in the world.

Just because they haven't used it to DDoS or spam doesn't mean it isn't a botnet. Accidentally deleting people's personal files with that one update, or more recently, deleting people's default browser preference at the same time they're pushing giant ads about their browser on your desktop, is an example of overtly visible and negative stuff they've done with this botnet.

Of course, the spying is much worse but people just don't care about the extreme spying they do.