You may have noticed that Google Chrome is now starting to present the Side Panel feature, which contains jump lists to Reading List and Bookmarks.

Now, I think this feature will be useful, especially if the user has a large list of articles stored in the Reading List and a list of sites stored in Bookmarks.

However, of course, for those of you who like the old way and prefer to see the simple look of Google Chrome, removing the Side Panel option in this Toolbar might be one thing that needs to be done.

So how do you do it? Can you do it? We just need to use Experimental Flags, and here WinPoin summarizes the short steps.

Step 1. First, please open Google Chrome.

Step 2. Next, please copy the following URL, and paste it into your Google Chrome Address bar.

chrome://flags/#side-panel

Step 3. Next, please set the “Side panel” section from Default you change to Disabled.

And done, now the Side Panel button on the Toolbar has disappeared, and the old Reading list option has returned.

Please try, guys; it will be hopefully useful.

Generally, every browser will open a New tab when opening a link that has a target variable = “_blank”, but it’s different with Firefox because it turns out that in the latest Firefox and even in the ESR version that I am currently using, the link will be opened in a window. ) new versus new tab.

So, how to overcome this? Calm down, guys; you can follow some simple steps below.

Step 1. First, please open your Mozilla Firefox.

Step 2. Next, please open the Settings > General page, or you can copy the following URL to the Address bar.

about: preferences

Step 3. And being the last step, you just have to check and activate the “Open link in tabs instead of new windows” option.

After that, every open link will now open in a New tab compared to opening a new window.

It’s really easy, isn’t it? Please try, guys; I hope this article is useful for you Firefox browser users.

Some time ago, users of iPhone 12and iPhone 13get Update Carrier Settings can be downloaded to enjoy the 5G network.

Update Carrier Settings can be called the key to “unlock” 5G support on iPhone 12 and iPhone 13.

By updating Carrier Settings, users can enjoy 5G networks on the iPhone 12 series and iPhone 13 series.

Launching from MakeMac, Update Carrier Settings allows carrier providers to update carrier networks and related settings to improve cellular network connectivity and performance.

5G support on iPhone 12 series is available for iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max devices.

Meanwhile, 5G support on the iPhone 13 series is available for iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max devices.

How to Update Carrier Settings

The Carrier Settings Update notification will appear automatically on the iPhone 12 series and iPhone 13 series when the cellular card supports 5G networks.

When you get a notification, you can immediately click the “update” button and the carrier settings update process will automatically start.

If you don’t want to update Carrier Settings directly when the notification appears, you can do so in the settings section.

Here are the steps to Update Carrier Settings in settings.

1. Make sure your iPhone is connected to the internet via Wi-Fi or cellular data.
2. Go to settings or “Settings”.
3. Select the “General” option then click “About”.
4. The Update Carrier Settings screen will appear automatically and you can click the “Update” button.

The latest update Carrier code from Telkomsel which supports 5G network is 49.1.0.

To use the 5G network fully, you can go to Settings – Cellular.

Then, click “Cellular Data Option” and access the Voice & Data section.

Later, 5G On, 5G Auto, 4G, and VoLTE settings will appear.

If your area is supported by Telkomsel’s 5G network, you can choose the 5G On option.

However, if your area is not currently in an area that is supported by Telkomsel 5G, the mode that will be used is 4G.