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Comodo Internet Security User Guide Comodo IceDragon Software Version 42.0 User Guide Guide Version 42.0.121715 Comodo Security Solutions 1255 Broad Street Clifton, NJ 07013 Comodo IceDragon - User Guide Table of Contents 1. Comodo IceDragon – Introduction........................................................................................................................................... 4 2. System Requirements............................................................................................................................................................... 6 3. Downloading And Installing Comodo IceDragon...................................................................................................................6 4. The Basics............................................................................................................................................................................... 10 4.1.Starting Comodo IceDragon.............................................................................................................................................. 10 4.2.Setting IceDragon as your Default Browser.......................................................................................................................11 4.3.Setting up Your Homepage............................................................................................................................................... 12 4.4.Searching the Internet....................................................................................................................................................... 15 4.5.Changing Search Options................................................................................................................................................. 19 4.6.Customizing the Toolbar................................................................................................................................................... 27 4.7.Re-opening Recently and Most Visited Websites..............................................................................................................31 4.8.Viewing Browsing History.................................................................................................................................................. 33 4.9.Setting Fonts, Languages and Encoding...........................................................................................................................34 4.10.Configuring IceDragon Updates...................................................................................................................................... 37 4.11.Portable Version.............................................................................................................................................................. 39 4.12.Uninstalling IceDragon.................................................................................................................................................... 39 5. Tabbed Browsing.................................................................................................................................................................... 42 5.1.Using Tabs........................................................................................................................................................................ 42 5.2.Customizing Your 'New Tab' Page.................................................................................................................................... 44 5.3.Tab Settings...................................................................................................................................................................... 47 6. Bookmarks............................................................................................................................................................................... 50 6.1.Creating Bookmarks.......................................................................................................................................................... 50 6.2.Finding and Editing Bookmarks......................................................................................................................................... 52 6.3.Managing Bookmarks........................................................................................................................................................ 55 6.4.Bookmarks – Importing, Exporting and Backing up...........................................................................................................60 7. Privacy And Security............................................................................................................................................................... 63 7.1.Private Browsing............................................................................................................................................................... 64 7.2.Deleting Browsing History and Configuring History Settings.............................................................................................66 7.3.Allowing/Blocking Pop-up Windows.................................................................................................................................. 70 7.4.Managing Cookies............................................................................................................................................................. 73 7.5.Blocking Websites from Tracking your Browsing Activities................................................................................................76 7.6.Configuring Suggestions while Entering Website Address................................................................................................77 7.7.Managing Automatic Installations of Add-ons and Blocking Insecure Add-ons.................................................................79 7.8.Managing Passwords........................................................................................................................................................ 81 7.9.Configuring Advanced Settings......................................................................................................................................... 89 7.10.SSL Certificates and Secure Connections.......................................................................................................................97 7.11.Website Security Indicators........................................................................................................................................... 100 7.12.Managing SSL Certificates and HTTPS Security..........................................................................................................101 7.13.Force Secure Connections............................................................................................................................................ 114 8. Downloads............................................................................................................................................................................. 116 8.1.Downloading a File.......................................................................................................................................................... 116 8.2.Changing Download Location.......................................................................................................................................... 117 8.3.Viewing Download History............................................................................................................................................... 118 8.4.Clearing Download History.............................................................................................................................................. 119 Comodo IceDragon User Guide | © 2015 Comodo Security Solutions Inc. | All rights reserved 2 Comodo IceDragon - User Guide 9.Introduction to Add-ons......................................................................................................................................................... 123 9.1. Installing Add-ons........................................................................................................................................................... 125 9.1.1.Downloading and Installing Add-ons......................................................................................................................125 9.1.2.Installing Add-ons from Local Storage...................................................................................................................129 9.1.3.Configuring Updates to Add-ons............................................................................................................................130 9.2.Managing Extensions...................................................................................................................................................... 131 9.3.Managing Plugins............................................................................................................................................................ 132 9.4.Customizing the Appearance of IceDragon.....................................................................................................................133 9.5.Managing Services.......................................................................................................................................................... 138 10. 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