Ann:
You may not need this, - but just in case:
I believe someone has mentioned, - Firefox has disabled Flash in their
browser, and IIRC, in some cases you need to change some settings to allow
it running.
Choose Firefox > Tools > Add-ons. Open the Add-ons dialog box.
Select Plugins.
In the list of Add-ons, look for Shockwave Flash (another name for Flash
Player) and check the status that appears to the right of the plug-in
name. Shockwave Flash could be disabled.
Don't set it to "Always" but rather to "ask to activate". This way you can
run it only when needed, avoiding malware and annoying Flash-based ads.
As for the browsers, - instead of Chrome, I personally prefer Slimjet.
It is using the same web engine and very similar features, sans Big
Google's snooping.
Paul:
With cable modems, you typically see the signal strength via browser, by
going to http://192.168.100.1/
HTH,
Igor
Paul Sorenson Thu, 05 Oct 2017 07:45:06 -0700 wrote:
Thanks for that link, Eric. Do you (or anyone else) know of a link that
will measure/record signal strength in dB? Spectrum in our area just gave
me an upgrade to 100mb down and 10mb up, but I continue to have an issue
with signal strength that causes the modem to completely drop both phone
and internet. Spectrum offers the fastest speed, but one needs to have
some reliability as well.
-p
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