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Many a time I want to surf webpages I recently surfed, But as we all know even in today's lightning fast life, we do not get internet connectivity everywhere. We need to open some previously opened pages, but when we try to open it again by going through history, it need internet connectivity again. Why is it so? Actually it is default feature of Google Chrome that it do not save complete cache data of webpage, So, we need internet each time we want to open a webpage. Unfortunately, there is no option by default in Google Chrome Settings to enable such a feature. However, by using the amazing trick which I am sharing with you, you could easily activate such feature in you Chrome. It's just a 2 step away, 1. Open Google Chrome and type chrome://flags/#enable-offline-mode in address bar and press ENTER. 2. Find Enable Offline Cache Mode and click on Enable option there under. Thereafter, you just need to restart your Chrome Browser. Now, you can enjoy your recen

After a long, I am here to post a new trick that will make your life easy and awesome. Some days before, I am using my Facebook and surfing around my event list, I came to know that I didn't wish my some closed friends on their birthdays. I found a simple hack to get rid of this problem. There are some prerequisites that are needed to be setup before using this trick, a Google account a mobile number verified with Google Calendar I assumed that you have setup the above prerequisites. Steps to Follow 1. Sign-In to your Facebook account and open Events . 2. Right click on 'Birthdays' and 'Copy Link Location'. 3. Now, Open your Google Calendar and Click on 'Add URL' from Other Calendars as shown below. 4. Paste the URL copied from Facebook Events page.   5. Open Calendar settings(I renamed the Calendar name to Facebook Friends, it can be anything else for you). 6. Now, click on 'Remainders and Notifications' and click on