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Chromodo Private Browser Chromodo Software Version 49.0 User Guide Guide Version 49.0.061516 Comodo Security Solutions 1255 Broad Street Clifton, NJ 07013 Chromodo Browser - User Guide Table of Contents 1. Chromodo - Introduction...................................................................................................................................... 5 2. System Requirements........................................................................................................................................... 7 3. Downloading and Installing Chromodo ................................................................................................................. 7 4. The Basics.......................................................................................................................................................... 12 4.1.Starting Chromodo ...........................................................................................................................................13 4.2.Setting up Your Homepage in Chromodo ........................................................................................................14 4.3.Setting up Chromodo as your Default Browser ................................................................................................14 4.4. Searching the Internet Using Chromodo .........................................................................................................15 4.5.Setting Default Search Engine..........................................................................................................................16 4.6.Chromodo Logging Policies..............................................................................................................................17 4.7.Prediction Service.............................................................................................................................................17 4.8.Re-opening Recently and Most Visited Websites in Chromodo ......................................................................18 4.9.Adding Home Button to the Toolbar..................................................................................................................19 4.10.Opening Preset Pages on Startup..................................................................................................................21 4.11.Viewing Browsing History................................................................................................................................21 4.12.Configuring Pop-ups.......................................................................................................................................22 4.13.Setting Browser Languages, Fonts and Encoding..........................................................................................24 4.14.Search for Important Browser Settings...........................................................................................................29 4.15.Configuring Chromodo Updates.....................................................................................................................30 4.16.Import Settings From Another Browser ..........................................................................................................31 4.17.Managing Website Passwords........................................................................................................................33 5. Tabbed Browsing................................................................................................................................................ 35 5.1.Opening a New Tab Page.................................................................................................................................35 5.2.Customizing App Launcher Page......................................................................................................................37 5.3.Rearranging Tabs..............................................................................................................................................41 5.4.Closing Tabs and Windows in Chromodo ........................................................................................................42 5.5.Displaying/Hiding Application Buttons on the Toolbar.......................................................................................43 5.6.Creating Desktop Shortcuts for Your Web Applications....................................................................................44 6. Bookmarks.......................................................................................................................................................... 48 6.1.Creating Bookmarks..........................................................................................................................................48 6.2.Finding and Editing Bookmarks........................................................................................................................50 6.3.Managing Bookmarks.......................................................................................................................................52 6.4.Importing And Exporting Bookmarks.................................................................................................................53 7. Privacy and Security........................................................................................................................................... 55 7.1.Deleting Browsing History.................................................................................................................................55 7.2.Managing Cookies............................................................................................................................................58 7.3.Configuring Settings for Images, Java Scripts and other Web Content............................................................63 7.4.Configuring Advanced Settings.........................................................................................................................72 7.5.Using Chromodo in Incognito Mode..................................................................................................................73 7.6.SSL Certificates and Secure Connections........................................................................................................75 7.7.SSL/HTTPS Security Settings...........................................................................................................................77 7.8.Blocking Insecure Content................................................................................................................................79 Chromodo Browser User Guide | © 2016 Comodo Security Solutions Inc. | All rights reserved 2 Chromodo Browser - User Guide 7.9.Force Secure Connections................................................................................................................................80 7.10.Managing Multiple Users on Chromodo..........................................................................................................84 8. Downloads.......................................................................................................................................................... 87 8.1.Downloading a File............................................................................................................................................88 8.2.Changing Download Location...........................................................................................................................90 8.3.Clearing Download History................................................................................................................................91 8.4.Viewing Download History................................................................................................................................92 9. Tools and other Features..................................................................................................................................... 94 9.1.Managing Extensions and Plug-ins...................................................................................................................95 9.2.Zoom Levels And Full-screen..........................................................................................................................100 9.3.Form Autofill....................................................................................................................................................102 9.4.Enabling/Disabling Sync Settings...................................................................................................................105 9.5.Protecting your Synced Passwords ...............................................................................................................109 9.6.Applying Themes.............................................................................................................................................111 9.7.Viewing Task Manager from Chromodo .........................................................................................................112 9.8.Searching Within Page Content......................................................................................................................115 9.9.Customizing your Spell Checker.....................................................................................................................116 9.10.Creating Application Shortcuts......................................................................................................................119
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