Set Internet Explorer 9 to Open in InPrivate Mode Automatically

InPrivate Browsing (or filtering) allows you to browse the web without leaving any traces in Internet Explorer. This helps to protect your online privacy from other people who might be using your computer. It does not affect how you appear on the internet. To run IE 9 in InPrivate Browsing mode, press ALT key on your keyboard, go to Tools from the menu bar, and then select InPrivate Browsing. This will open a new browser window. The protection that InPrivate Browsing provides is only in effect during the time that you use that window. You can open as many tabs as you want in that window, and they will all be protected by InPrivate Browsing. However, if you open another browser window, that window will not be protected by InPrivate Browsing.

If you rely heavily on InPrivate Browsing, you can create a shortcut to open IE 9 in InPrivate Mode Automatically. Follow the steps below to do so:

1. Right-click anywhere on your desktop -> Select New -> and then Shortcut.
2. Type the following in the item’s location field:
   

   “C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe” -private

   (The path should be the location of where Internet Explorer was installed in your PC.)
   

3. Click Next. Type a name for the shortcut. Now you can run IE 9 in InPrivate Browsing mode automatically by running the shortcut you just created.

8 Important Tips and Tricks for Internet Explorer 9 (IE9)

1. To open a new tab, just Double-Click an area to the right of the tabs boxes, without having to click the little blank Tab Box.
2. Right-Click a blank area and click Favorites bar to enable the Favorites bar.
3. Right-Click a blank area and click Command bar to enable the Command Bar.
4. Right-Click a blank area and click Status Bar to enable the original style Status Bar at the bottom of IE9.
5. To give more space to your Tabs and make the Address Bar smaller, position your cursor between the Search Box and a Tab, when the Cursor switches to the Right/Left arrow, you can click and drag the Address Bar to the Right or Left to either enlarge or make it smaller. Read more: What if you feel IE 9 address bar is too short
6. Click the ALT key, and then click View on the Menu Bar, click Style and select No Style to View the Webpage without Webpage formatting. Click Default Style to change the Webpage back to default.
7. Hover over the Tools icon at Right and under Safety, click InPrivate Browsing to Start the InPrivate Browser Mode. Read also: How to Set Internet Explorer 9 to Open in InPrivate Mode Automatically
8. If you are having problems viewing webpages, click the ALT key on your keyboard and under Tools, click Compatibility View.

How to Make a Strong Password

Here in this post, we will show you how to make a strong yet easy to remember password. Before we begin building a strong password, you need to understand what characteristic should a strong password possess.

An ideal password:

• has all kinds of characters: letters, punctuation, symbols, and numbers.
• is long enough. At least 14 characters or more.
• has both capital and non-capital letters.

How to make a strong yet easy to remember password

It isn’t hard to build a strong password. A strong password will reduce the chances your account being hacked. Without a good password, you probably wouldn’t notice until it was too late.

1. Put a symbol as the first character of the password.
2. Immediately after first symbol, you may insert any word you like such as your pet’s name.
3. Allow the first two characters to be capital letters.
4. After that, you may insert any number you like. It can be your last few digits of your ID number, your mate’s birthday number, etc. It should be at least 4 digits.
5. Lastly, put another different symbol as the last character of the password.

Examples:

%YUnata5678123$
^MRanthony5523664@
!JAsmine998877*

This password format is just our suggestion based on what we’ve tested which works best. You can check the strength of your newly made password in this page to see if it meets your need.