Sentence examples for unnecessary browser from inspiring English sources
I, like many other Windows NT System administrators, would rather not have this unnecessary browser running on a vital production machine.
The software, which runs on Power Macintosh computers with Version 7.5.3 of the Mac operating system or later, promises to seek out and delete unnecessary browser cache files safely and to wipe out Internet history and cookie files for privacy-conscious Web surfers.
I don't like unnecessary usage of my browser real estate.
These two measures, limiting the scope of CAs as well as removing unnecessary certificates from the browser trust store, may help to decrease the likelihood of an adversary obtaining a fake certificate in practice.
Therefore, web-based EST analysis pipelines are critical for biologists to perform their analysis simply, via a web browser, without unnecessary technical hassles.
Downloads from such sites may well have malware embedded in them.Such tainted downloads may contain nothing more than "nuisanceware"—software that causes adverts to pop up, unnecessary toolbars added to browsers, and home-pages diverted to inappropriate sites.
But they still complain about the unnecessary complexity of Bill Gates' Windows, Marc Andreesen's browser, and the whole dang computer (you can blame our home school's ENIAC for that one).
At its least damaging, such downloads may be no more than nuisanceware software that causes adverts to pop up, unnecessary toolbars to be added to browsers, and home pages diverted to inappropriate sites.
Once users had made the choice of another browser, "there should not be unnecessary warning windows or confirmations by the user, and the Internet Explorer icon should also be unpinned from the Start screen," said Mr. Almunia.
While it's still basically just Chrome (the browser), a lot of the unnecessary clutter we saw early on has been removed.
The idea behind Coast is to remove most of the complexities – and often unnecessary user interface elements – of today's browsers.
