A browser toolbar resides within a browser’s window. All major web browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc, feature a browser toolbar that displays tools like, Arrow Buttons (Forward and Back ...

Regardless of the web browser you use, we all rely on the back button to return to the previously visited page. But some websites abuse the back button to stop you leaving.

The back button on current Internet browsers includes a handy drop-down menu of recently visited Web sites. But users will find some pages disappear from the list if they don't choose the first ...

Adding a panic button to other browsers Customizing the Panic Button add-on in Firefox. Screenshot: Firefox. Sadly, other browsers don’t yet have a panic button integrated into them, though it ...

Surf the web for long enough and you'll invariably run into a site that refuses to acknowledge your browser's back button, usually because it wants to force ads down your throat. Google might soon ...

Default web browsers are boring. ... To go back to the way Firefox was when you first ... Doing so will change the color of the toolbar, the toolbar buttons, the browser menus, the “new tab ...

With Google's Chrome web browser being the most popular browser out there right now, ... Specifically, a new version of Chrome will stop websites from preventing the back button from working.

When you're browsing the web in Android and need quick access to a site you've previously visited, you can get there quickly by pressing and holding the back button. This shortcut works in the ...