How do I turn on the native spell checking on Chrome?

I have some Javascript that takes the url passed to the page from a form and extracts the parameters and creates an iframe with the src based on these parameters.

The script works fine in Chrome, safari and Firefox but not Internet Explorer (v10 or v11).

I have read that IE doesn't work with searchParams but despite spending several hours searching, I can't find a working alternative or even a clue to help me investigate.

The code I have is

<script>
//var url_string = window.location.href; For this example lets use a hardcoded url
var url_string = "http://mydomain.tld?arrival=05%2F09%2F2018&numberOfNights=1&numberOfPersons=1&request_local=en";
var url = new URL(url_string);
var request_locale = url.searchParams.get("request_local");
var arrival = url.searchParams.get("arrival");
var numberOfPersons = url.searchParams.get("numberOfPersons");
var numberOfNights = url.searchParams.get("numberOfNights");

var iframe = document.createElement('iframe');
iframe.setAttribute('id', 'booking-engine');
iframe.setAttribute('frameborder', '0');
iframe.setAttribute('class', 'c-iframe c-iframe--booking');
iframe.setAttribute('style', "height: 1250px;");

if(!arrival) {
iframe.setAttribute("src", "https://uk1.roomlynx.net/rezrooms2/loadOBMApplication.action?siteId=SITEID&request_locale=en&chainAction=newAvailabilitySearch");
}
else {
iframe.setAttribute("src", 

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A client has an ACER ChromeBook and runs a program called HUDL.
Recently when he views the videos, the application closes with no errors and to return to it, he has to restart the browser and connect to HUDL again.
After some research on this computer, I found that when I tried to update the browser it came up with a message stating :

End of support >> see the attached file for the screen shot.

Does this mean that the laptop can no longer handle the newer technology of this website?

and if so what are my options?

thanks in advance.
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Error when accessing SharePoint externally via Internet Explorer with URL in Local Intranet Zone Internet Explorer

After a migration from SharePoint 2013 to SharePoint 2016, users accessing SharePoint externally using Internet Explorer receive the error;

The connection to the website was reset.
 
Error Code: INET_E_DOWNLOAD_FAILURE

I have isolated it to having the URL “sharepoint.domain.com” added to the “Local Intranet” Zone in Internet Explorer.

Users that are internal/VPN or that are using Chrome, are not impacted.

If I remove our SharePoint from the Local Intranet zone, we lose our Single Sign on and everybody in the agency has the enter their credentials every time to access SharePoint.


I confirmed that we are not having this issue in our 2013 environment.

While auditing Active Directory user accounts, we discovered that outside staff who use either Firefox or Chrome to access our public facing SharePoint 2013 site don’t have accurate LastLogonDate time stamps. Staff who use IE11 or Edge have accurate LastLogonDate time stamps.

After authenticating (Claims/NTLM), all users (IE11, Edge, Firefox, and Chrome) can access SharePoint pages just the same.

Is there a setting within SharePoint (or IIS) that will force Firefox and Chrome to update the AD attribute of LastLogonDate?
  Or
Are there SharePoint (or IIS) logs that can be efficiently audited to obtain the same information?

How to turn off the Citrix Receiver detection and will it kick off users or cause any downtime?

Our users are constantly getting prompted to download Citrix Receiver, when they are prompted to their username/password from our Citrix StorFront Portal.  Even if they already have Citrix Receiver installed.  The web browsers that always prompt them include:
- Chrome
- FireFox
- Safari

It appears since Google Chrome has disabled NPAPI and that affects the users who access Citrix Receiver from the web and who use Chrome on Windows and Mac.   The following web site explains why that is: https://www.citrix.com/blogs/2015/03/09/preparing-for-npapi-being-disabled-by-google-chrome/?_ga=2.177611429.1460706266.1533593524-1957491665.1532986705

In the past I remember working with a Citrix Consultant that disabled the Citrix Detection feature and that allowed everyone to no longer get prompted, no matter which browser they chose to use.  I am not sure what the consultant did exactly; but, I found on the web:

.  In StoreFront console > right-click the Store > Manage Receiver for Web > Configure > Deploy Receiver, you can turn off Receiver detection.

I have 2 questions:

Question1:  Can I disable the Citrix Receiver detection with the above instructions, in StoreFront?

Quesiton2:  Will the above mentioned changes cause any already connected user to disconnect?  

Quesiton3:  Will the StoreFront server require  some serives to be restarted before the …

What steps need to be taken to enable cookies within the Google Chrome web browser?

When I logon to a Comcast Cable modem I get the message shown below that cookies must be enabled in order for me to access the cable modem.

Please provide me with the steps on how to enable cookies within the Google Chrome web browser.

I am trying to determine the best solution to do the following:
1. Team member needs to be able to authentication to get in the system.
2. Run Chrome in its own environment allowing user to save settings/profile etc.
3. Let Chrome continue to run so some automation tools (chrome plugins) could continue to run.
4. Allow 20-30 "instances" of the scenario above.

Note: I'm not really interested in running Chrome on one machine with 20-30 Chrome "people/user/profiles".

Equipment:
Dell Poweredge r900 (super old)
Intel X7460 – 24 Cores Total (4 x Intel Xeon Hex Core 2.66ghz 16mb 1066fsb CPUs)
128GB RAM (32 x 4gb DDR2 ECC Memory)
Perc6i - Raid 1 - 2 x 500GB SSD
WIndows Server 2012 r2 - Datacenter
DRAC 5 Remote Access Card
4x Gigabit Ethernet
2x Power Supplies
8x Fans - Boeing 727 engine fans (joking ... it is super LOUD)

What I've tried so far:
VirtualBox - I've used VirtualBox on every computer I've ever owned with NO issues. BUT, for some reason, even with Virtualization enabled, I have been unable to get Windows 10 installed. It basically never finishes the actual install. Hyper-V was NOT installed/enabled at this point. Before I try to troubleshoot this more, I wanted to get this question out here for the experts to comment on.
Hyper-V - Installed 4 different versions on Windows 10 (Enterprise, Pro, LTSB and a half a$$ attempt with an iso created with nlite). I also tried Windows 7 Pro. I'm able to install them with no issues but they …

I've updated the central store in Windows 2012 domain with admx files for Chrome. Edited policy, but pcs never get the policy since they don't have the admx file locally.
Question : How do the pcs get these admx files ? The settings in the template cant apply I assume since they don't have the file.

Firefox has been a dog on my Windows 10 computer for the past six months.  I closed it out and Chrome just seems to keep on pluggin.  I've done some uninstalls/reinstalls of the application a couple of times as I tend to try bounce  between the two.  I was wondering if other people experience high memory usage and general slow response for page loads or is it just me.  Any steps to correct this beyond, cache, cookies, and some other basic steps?     I removed all plugins and there is no Flash on my computer beyond the built in Chrome one.  Some sage advice would be appreciated.

What are the best methods to change the default web browser from Internet Explorer (or Edge) to Google Chrome via group policy?

I need to make sure that I can make this change using group policy so that all Windows 10 and Server 2016 servers will change their default web browsers to Google Chrome.

All of these computers already have Google Chrome installed but it is not yet the default browser.

We also need to make sure that if any users change their default web browser that the group policy will automatically reset their default web browser back to being Google Chrome.

Hello,

I have a website in IIS 8.5 and I have 2 domains pointed to the site domain.com and domain.net using the site bindings. Everything was working fine until 2 days ago when the domain.com started to give me Error:

404 - File or directory not found.

The domain.net works perfectly and it is weird because the error just happens on Chrome or Firefox on multiple machines. Edge works fine and also Android devices show the correct page.

I cleaned cookies and cache on both browsers, confirm that IIS has the correct Application pool for .net 2.0 classic mode, that the default document is listed in IIS and nothing works. If I add the default website to web.config the website doesn't load because it is inheriting the default website from parent. What could be the problem? Any help will be appreciate it.

Thanks

I had a pretty good setup with my Google Chrome with bookmarks and such setup nicely. Unfortunately I went into my Google Chrome on my Android and may have screwed up royally. Suddenly all my bookmarks were gone and I had ones from years ago. Like 5 years ago from another machine. I was surprised. SO I went to the Well of Knowledge and found that I must have set the bookmarks in my phone unententionally and I will have to find the Bookmark Files to return them. Only problem is on my machine. I can find no bookmarks when searching.
Windows 10 I assume professional since I upgraded from 7 Pro to Win 10
Google Chrome Version 67.0.3396.99 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Samsung Android Galaxy S6

Can my original version of Bookmarks from a week ago be retrieved or am I Doomed?!