Examples of using In the address bar in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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When visitors arrive at a website and see the organization's name displayed in the address bar it has a profound psychological effect.
Whenever you sign into your email or shop online, you should see"HTTPS" in the address bar.
If you click the Pixel Helper icon in the address bar and see a message that no pixels were found on that page, it means that you will need to place the Facebook pixel code on your site.
Moreover, unlike a web browser in which you can check for“https”(secure) in the address bar to ensure a site is safe, IoT devices have no such standard protocol.
You can verify this by looking for a lock icon in the address bar and looking for“https” at the beginning of the address of the Web page.
different domain name but the web browser will give an error anytime it sees that the address in the address bar doesn't match the domain name(called a common name)
can simply copy and paste it from the box below right in the address bar of the Registry Editor).
some other form of identification in the address bar.
attempt to block it, visit that site and look in the Address Bar of Safari to make sure you're blocking the correct URL.
watching a video or listening to an MP3 song, thus creating a link to the file directly in the address bar so that you can download it.
a search term in the address bar, two types of suggestions are displayed: suggestions based on
As a result, when you type the URL of a website in the address bar, you may be taken to a fake website instead of the one you are intending for.
There will also be a padlock icon seen right beside the URL in the address bar or at the bottom in the status bar depending on the type of browser that you are using.
Only provide personal information to trusted websites that have“https” in the address bar(instead of just“http”), or have a lock-shaped icon at the bottom of the browser.
If you see a padlock image in the address bar, there's a good chance that site is using the encryption software that was impacted by the Heartbleed bug.
Simply enter the calculation in the address bar, Google will compute the answer on its own servers and will send you the result as a“search suggestion.”.
Look out for a small padlock symbol in the address bar(or elsewhere in your browser window) and a web address beginning with WEB(the s stands for‘secure‘).
If you look at the top of your screen in the address bar, you should see WEB The"s" that is displayed after"http" indicates that website is secure.
Copy and put the link in the address bar of Windows Explorer(My Computer)
you type in the address bar"b" followed by a space and the word"books"(if that's what you look for)