[Boatanchors] A bit off topic/subject: Gigaparts?

[manualman at juno.com]

You forgot "click Windows Security" between "Update and Security" and
"App and Browser Control".

However, depending on the browser, and the version of the browser, much
of your Internet content control (what it allows through and what it
doesn't) most likely would have to be done there and not within Windows
itself. Since security issues, changes, concerns, especially ones related
to the Internet are constantly being monitored, reviewed, and updated by
the major browser owners, you need to keep your browser updated on a
regular basis. I mostly use Firefox so I check for updates at least once
a week.

Pete, wa2cwa

On Tue, 18 Jun 2019 13:57:18 -0500 <w5jo at brightok.net> writes:
> If one is using Windows 10 they have incorporated a few new features 
> for 
> "security".  One of them will prevent a web page from loading and I 
> forget 
> exactly what it is but if it happens, you can allow it through.  All 
> that 
> crap is under Settings.  Go to Settings, Update and Security, 
> Browser and 
> App control  and browse around. I had a similar problem sometime 
> back and 
> found it in a Microsoft article by doing a general search.  It also 
> 
> explained how to allow a page through.
> 
> Other browsers, I don't know.
> 
>