Is it something more benign like behaviour within Chrome/Chromium itself? From what I remember latest Edge is based on Chromium.
Posts by MtK
24 publicly visible posts • joined 23 Jul 2010
That's not the web you're browsing, Microsoft. That's our data
RIP Sir Clive Sinclair: British home computer trailblazer dies aged 81
Friday 17th September 2021 08:20 GMT
RIP
Had a ZX81 then was given a QL for my 10th birthday. Got into SuperBASIC and then assembly. Remember using the various issues of QL World to work out how to compile stuff from the assembly programs that included the hex on the side. Definitely kept me entertained. Been in IT ever since. Not doing so much in assembly these days.
4E75 RTS
1Password unsheathes Rusty key, hopes to unlock Linux Desktop world
Judge denies Parler an injunction to force AWS to host the antisocial network for internet outcasts
Oculus owners told not only to get Facebook accounts, purchases will be wiped if they ever leave social network
Halloween approaches and the veil between worlds wears thin – the Windows 10 October 2020 Release walks among us
Email seems lost in the post? You might be a Tsohost customer
Let's Encrypt? Let's revoke 3 million HTTPS certificates on Wednesday, more like: Check code loop blunder strikes
Y2K, Windows NT4 Server and Notes. It's a 1990s Who, Me? special
Florida man pretending to be police pulls over real police, ends badly, claim cops
DXC: We've told UK government that up to 2,150 heads could roll in latest job cuts
This is grim, Vim and Neovim: Opening this crafty file in your editor may pwn your box. Patch now if not already
It's official: TLS 1.3 approved as standard while spies weep
Legal tech startup tries to haul 123-Reg to court over 24-hour backup claims
TeamViewer denies hack after PCs hijacked, PayPal accounts drained
Friday 3rd June 2016 09:38 GMT 
Teamviewer does tend to stop your screen locking after X minutes of activity. We've found this at work when enforcing screen locking via group policy.
Also, peeps haven't noted that some instances of Teamviewer Quick Support have a default insecure password. This is when the user just sees 4 stars/dots instead of a random password.
Bacs corporate website still runs obsolete crypto
Windows 8.1: 'It's good for enterprises, too,' says Redmond
Friday 28th June 2013 09:45 GMT
Re: I kinda like W8 Pro
I'm the same. I have Win 8 Pro on my laptop at home and desktop at work. Being not much of a mouse user I'm finding that hitting Start and typing the first one or two characters of the program I need works really well. Search results remember your more popular choices. Get the same on Server 2012 as well.
Weary quid-a-day nosh hack fears colonal mass ejection
O2 refuses to deny plans to offload home broadband product
Microsoft Windows Server 2012: Why Bother?
Friday 7th December 2012 14:04 GMT
As a Linux fan ...
... I have been using Linux virtualisation for years. Had to migrate from Xen to KVM last year when Ubuntu 8.04 LTS had issues with its implementation of Xen.
However I am now planning a migration to Hyper-V on Server 2012 next year. I have been very impressed with 2012, apart from the loss of the Start button. Was actually surprised to find I am having to do things in Powershell rather than use a GUI.
I also like the way i was able to use Server Manager to deploy a Remote Desktop Services environment across multiple servers.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
