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Update Time: 2024-12-27 16:42:56 Problem Phenomenon:How to Disable ads in the realme phone. (Approaches to disable ads)Solution:You may disable the ads with the below steps:realme UI 4.0 & 3.0 & 2.0 & 1.0: Settings > Additional/System Settings > Get Recommendations > Click to Disable.realme UI R & T & S & Go Edition: Settings > search Personalized news in the Search bar > click Personalized news > Disable.realme UI 6.0 & 5.0: Not supported Sometimes, the advertisements you see may be caused by some third-party apps or website caches stored in the browsers. And not by the device’s built-in advertisements if the advertisements show up through browsers. Please clear the entire browsing history (from the beginning) and block ads in Google Chrome by following these steps:Google Chrome: Step 1: Click on Chrome > Click on the Three Dots at the right top side > Settings > Privacy & Security > Clear Browsing Data.Step 2: Chrome > Settings > Site settings > Ads > Disable Ads. Internet Browser: Step 1: Click on Internet > Click on the three lines below > Settings > Clear data > Choose History > Clear.Step 2: Internet > Click on the three lines below > Settings > Ad Blocking > Turn on Ad Blocking. Software update:Please update your system version to try. realme UI 3.0 & above versions: Settings > About device. Click Up to date/realme UI on the top to check for updates. If there is the latest version, you can download and update it.realme

Editing Slurp Backwartds Ctrl+I, ← Slurp Forwards Ctrl+I, → Barf Backwards Ctrl+U, ← Barf Forwards Ctrl+U, → Splice Ctrl+I, S Split Ctrl+U, S Raise Ctrl+' Join Ctrl+I, J Kill Kill Sexp Ctrl+U, K Copy as kill Ctrl+U, C Move Form Down Ctrl+A­lt+­Shift+↓ Move Form Up Ctrl+A­lt+­Shift+↑ Thread Form Ctrl+I, Comma Unthread Form Ctrl+I, Period Other Select around Ctrl+W Narrow selection Ctrl+S­hift+W Move forward Ctrl+→ Move backward Ctrl+← Show element type Alt+= Writing Wrap with "­" Ctrl+I, ' Wrap with () Ctrl+I, 9 Wrap with [] Crtl+I, [ Wrap with {} Ctrl+I, Shift+[ Close () and newline Ctrl+I, 0 Close [] and newline Ctrl+I, ] Close {} and newline Ctrl+I, Shift+] REPL Execute REPL current statement Ctrl+Enter | Shift+­Enter Load file in REPL Ctrl+A­lt+R, L Sync files in REPL Ctrl+A­lt+R, S Send top form to REPL Ctrl+A­lt+R, F Send form before caret to REPL Ctrl+A­lt+R, B Switch REPL NS to current file Ctrl+A­lt+R, N Jump to REPL Editor Ctrl+A­lt+R, R Search REPL history Ctrl+A­lt+R, D Next REPL history item Ctrl+↓ Previous REPL history item Ctrl+↓ View macro expansion Ctrl+A­lt+R, M Run tests in current NS in REPL Ctrl+A­lt+R, T Run test under caret in REPL Ctrl+A­lt+R, Alt+T Re-run last test action in REPL Ctrl+A­lt+R, A Clear all test markers Ctrl+A­lt+R, C

Home / How To / How To Clear History In Linux Terminal PermanentlyIn this tutorial we will see how to use clear command history in Linux terminal to delete command history without trace. We can clear history in Linux terminal permanently, read more to find out how:There are three ways to clear command history in Linux Ubuntu:Clear entire command line history using history commandClear specific command history using history commandClear entire command history automatically at logoutLet us learn about each one of these, one by one:1. Clear Entire Command Line History Using History CommandTo clear the entire command line history in terminal, use the history command:$ history -cOr$ history -cwThe above line of commands will clear the command history or bash history.2. Clear Specific Command History Using History CommandIf you want to delete and clear some particular commands from history list (do not want to clear the entire history), run the following command:First, run the “$ history” command to get the list of run commands along with their command prefix number.Note down the command number (number infront of each command from the lsit). Now to clear or delete a particular command from the history, run history command with -d paramaeter and the command prefix number (see below):$ history -d Note that the represents the command number of each command to be deleted.3. Clear Command History Automatically at LogoutIf you want to clear bash history automatically at logout you will have to edit ~/.bashrc file. Open and edit the file using the following command:$ vi ~/.bashrcOnce the file is opne, add the following line:unset HISTFILENow save and close the file.That’s all now the bash history will be automatically deleted and cleared after you logout from the current session.

Mastering Google Chrome Keyboard Shortcuts for Enhanced ProductivityGoogle Chrome keyboard shortcuts can significantly enhance your browsing experience by allowing you to navigate and manage your tabs, windows, and browser settings more efficiently. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the most useful shortcuts, organized for easy reference.Navigation and Tab ManagementOpening New Tabs and WindowsOpen a new tab: Ctrl + T (Windows, Linux) or Command + T (Mac).Open a new window: Ctrl + N (Windows, Linux) or Command + N (Mac).Open a new window in incognito mode: Ctrl + Shift + N (Windows, Linux) or Command + Shift + N (Mac).Switching Between TabsSwitch to the tab at the specified position number on the tab strip: Ctrl + 1 through Ctrl + 8 (Windows, Linux) or Command + 1 through Command + 8 (Mac).Switch to the last tab: Ctrl + 9 (Windows, Linux) or Command + 9 (Mac).Reopen the last tab you've closed: Ctrl + Shift + T (Windows, Linux) or Command + Shift + T (Mac).Managing LinksOpen the link in a new tab in the background: Ctrl and click a link (Windows, Linux) or Command and click a link (Mac).Open the link in a new tab and switch to the newly opened tab: Ctrl + Shift and click a link (Windows, Linux) or Command + Shift and click a link (Mac).Open the link in a new window: Shift and click a link (Windows, Linux) or Shift and click a link (Mac).Page Navigation and ActionsBrowsing HistoryGo to the previous page in your browsing history: Backspace or Alt + Left arrow (Windows, Linux) or Command + Left arrow (Mac).Go to the next page in your browsing history: Shift + Backspace or Alt + Right arrow (Windows, Linux) or Command + Right arrow (Mac).Page ActionsReload your current page: F5 or Ctrl + R (Windows, Linux) or Command + R (Mac).Stop the loading of your current page: Esc.Print your current page: Ctrl + P (Windows, Linux) or Command + P (Mac).Save your current page: Ctrl + S (Windows, Linux) or Command + S (Mac).Browser Settings and ToolsAccessing Browser ToolsOpen the Chrome menu: Alt + F or Alt + E or F10 (Windows, Linux) or Command + E or Command + F (Mac).Toggle the bookmarks bar on and off: Ctrl + Shift + B (Windows, Linux) or Command + Shift + B (Mac).Open the History page: Ctrl + H (Windows, Linux) or Command + Y (Mac).Open the Downloads page: Ctrl + J (Windows, Linux) or Command + Shift + J (Mac).Developer and Debugging ToolsOpen Developer Tools: Ctrl + Shift + J (Windows, Linux) or Command + Option + J (Mac).Open the Clear Browsing Data dialog: Ctrl + Shift + Delete (Windows, Linux) or Command + Shift + Delete (Mac).Customizing Your ExperienceCustom Keyboard ShortcutsFor users who want to go beyond the default shortcuts, tools like Shortkeys allow you to create custom keyboard shortcuts. You can set up shortcuts to run custom JavaScript, open bookmarks, scroll pages, and more. This can be particularly useful for tasks that are not covered

Achieve this.To identify the files to delete, the headers of all the files in the backup folder are read. The larger the number of files stored in the folder, the longer it takes to read all of the file headers. Hence, to reduce the number of file headers to be read each time, store backups in folders according to database name and backup type. Including the and tags in folder paths can achieve this.Another helpful step towards saving backup time is selecting to stop deleting backup and restore history that’s older than (available from Tools > Server Options > File Management). Usually this option is selected and causes the stored procedure msdb..sp_delete_backuphistory to delete history from the msdb database that contains a lot of history thus adding to the overall backup time. But if you clear this option and perform the delete at some other convenient time manually, you can save quite a bit.Now that we’ve taken care of the basics, let’s jump head on into the steps to speed up SQL backup through compression.How to speed up SQL backups through compressionStep 1: The option to compress database backup is disabled by default. To enable it, you’ll need to add the word “COMPRESSION” to a T-SQL backup query in the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) GUI. In this GUI, you can find the Compression feature as follows:Right click on the database to be backed up -> Tasks -> Back Up -> Options -> Compression (at the bottom).Step 2: Once the

(Opera 62), but as soon as Opera updated itsself to Vs. 63.0.3368.71 some minutes later the shortcut didn´t work anymore.System: win 7, newest Opera Version 63.0.3368.71It would be very kind, if some other users would tell us, if they actually make the same experiences when trying to use the shortcut with Version 63.0 under win7 etc. and if the opera developers then could solve this problem.Thanks! opera-tor last edited by I´ve got the same problem. Had just opened a new thread as I didn´t see your post, sorry.Seems to be caused by the new version 63.0.3368.71, if you ask me.To try out, if it is caused by adware or a virus, I just installed a clean system image from 8th of august 2019 with Opera 62.0: the short cut worked. About 20 minutes later Opera updated itsself to Vs. 63.0.3368.71: the short cut didn`t work any more. So I suppose its not caused by adware or a virus. And neither by win7.I also tried - like you did - the reset options of opera: also without success. It looks like we have to use our comftable mice instead of the short cut, we are used to, if we want to erase the browser data.GreetingsP.S.: Sorry for opening a new thread an hour ago. I didn´t see this post. Nomen est omen .... A Former User last edited by Same with me. I just noticed this the other day and also found out that [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[End] (etc) no longer works in any text editor, word document, VS Code environment.When I reboot all works again until I open Opera (v63.0.3368.71) and attempt [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[Del] again, which messes up my Windows keyboard shortcuts. A Former User @Guest last edited by @wphaskett Ah ha! The disabling of [Ctrl]+[Shift]+... keys in windows only occurs while Opera is open. Close Opera and the Windows (3rd party apps) shortcut keys work again. Still would like to press [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[Del] to clear browsing history though. A Former User last edited by leocg Hi. So I have attempted to log this as a bug but the online bug wizard thing is dreadful and just times out.When Opera is open, some keyboard shortcuts do not work. For certain CTRL + SHIFT + END/HOME does nothing, as opposed to selecting all text from the caret to the end, or beginning of the document.This effects ALL applications on the host machine.Closing Opera mitigates the issueRepro Steps:Open Opera (version 63.0.3368.71)In another application, say Notepad++, attempt to select a large volume of text using this super handy keyboard shortcutExpected Result:this keyboard shortcut functions as it has for the last 20 yearsActual Result:Nothing happens.Mitigation:Close Opera - the shortcut works. A Former User @Guest last edited by Thanks, @johnd78 johnwilliams last edited by @johnd78 Thank you so much John! I use 5 different browsers (Chrome, IE, Firefox, Edge and Opera) for my work due to the nature of different system we need to login. I need to clear the history many times in a day to clear the cache.