Plug-ins/Extensions
Mozilla Firefox Extensions
There are the following common and usable lists of Mozilla Firefox Extensions or Mozilla Firefox Plug-ins or Mozilla Firefox Add-ons : –
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There are the following common and usable lists of Mozilla Firefox Extensions or Mozilla Firefox Plug-ins or Mozilla Firefox Add-ons : –
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Example: What is Chrome Extensions? What are its advantages on use? Example: How to Add/install new Chrome extensions in our PC/Laptop? Example: How to see/open the list of installed Chrome extensions in our PC/Laptop? Example: How to delete or enable or disable installed Chrome extensions from our PC/Laptop? List of Most Popular Google Chrome Extensions Link for Chrome Extension (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/extensions) Slno Extension Name Description Remarks 1. Video Speed Controller To move online video fast/slow as …
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Introduction It is the top and most advanced layer of the OSI model. This is the 7th layer of the OSI model. This is the higher layer of the OSI model. Features This layer defines the language and syntax that programs use to communicate with other programs. This layer represents the purpose of communicating in the first place. For example, a program in a client workstation uses commands to request data from a program in the …
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Introduction This is the 6th layer of the OSI model. This is the Upper layer of the OSI model. This layer lies in between the Session layer and the Application layer. Features In a computer network, different computers have different codes for representing character strings (e.g., ASCII, EBCDIC, Unicode, etc), integers (e.g., one’s complement and two’s complement), and so on. In order to make it possible for computers with different representations to communicate, the data …
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Introduction The session layer is the 5th layer of the OSI model. This layer lies in between the Transport layer and the Presentation layer. Features The session layer controls and coordinates the dialogues or data-exchange process between senders’ and receivers’ computers during communication in an orderly manner. This layer is mostly implemented in application environments that use remote procedure calls(RPC). Functions Session Creation: The Session layer decides when to turn communication on and off between …
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Introduction The transport layer is the 4th layer of the OSI model. This layer lies in between the Network layer and the Session layer. Features This layer acts as an interface between the bottom and top three layers. The lower data link layer (layer 2) is only responsible for delivering data packets from one node to another in the LAN area whereas in WAN it is done by the transport layer. Thus, if a data …
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Introduction of OSI Network Layer The network layer is the 3rd layer of the OSI model from the bottom side(Physical Layer). This layer lies in between the Data link layer and the Transport layer. Characteristics of OSI Network Layer The unit of data at the network layer is popularly called Data Packet/Packet. The device found at the Network layer is a Router. There are so many mechanisms have been proposed to solve the different types of …
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Introduction This is the 2nd layer of the hierarchical OSI model. This layer lies between the physical layer and the network layer. This is considered the Lower layer of the OSI model. Features The Data Link Layer performs its functions mainly in the LAN area. The main network device found at the data link layer is Switch & Bridge. The Data Link layer, together with the physical layer, provides a data link connection for reliable …
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Introduction The physical layer is the lowest layer/Layer 1 of the OSI model. Features The data units in this layer are called Signals(analog or digital) of Bits. The main network devices used/found in the Physical layer are a Repeater and a Hub, i.e., this layer does not work with devices having any software, rather it is pure hardware. This layer studies about transmitting medium, i.e., wired(cables and connectors) or wireless. This layer also works on …
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Steps to Create a Linux Program Step 1 – Open Linux in command mode and make a new directory at the Linux prompt (say $) to store newly created Linux program file either online or offline, and change the directory only one time. $ mkdir prg (Press Enter) [‘prg’ is the name of the directory we want to create] $ cd prg Step 2 – Now create a new, fresh Linux file (say, …
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