Web Browser Features: Private Browsing, Add-Ons, Password Management, and Cache Clearing. IT-FUNDAMENTALS-ITF-CERTIFICATION Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–24

1. 21application · medium

   A user is shopping for a gift on a shared family computer. They want to prevent other family members from seeing which products they viewed. They also want to ensure no cookies from the shopping site remain after they finish. What should they do?

   • ATurn off the browser's password manager before shopping.
   • BUse a private browsing window for the shopping session and close it when finished.
   • CClear the browser cache after shopping in a normal window.
   • DUse a different user account on the computer for shopping.
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2. 22application · medium

   A user logs into a web portal on a friend's computer. They realize they forgot to use private browsing. What should they do immediately after finishing the session to minimize the risk of their credentials being accessible?

   • AClear the browser cache only.
   • BRestart the computer.
   • CClose the browser window without logging out.
   • DLog out of the portal and then clear the browser's saved passwords and form data.
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4. 23foundation · easy

   Where do users typically go to install add-ons in a browser?

   • AThe browser's cache folder on the hard drive
   • BThe website of the browser vendor's main page
   • CThe browser's official add-on or extension store
   • DThe operating system's control panel
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5. 24foundation · easy

   What is a browser add-on?

   • AA type of malware that infects the browser
   • BA separate program that replaces the browser entirely
   • CA small software component that adds features or modifies the behavior of the browser
   • DA file that stores website passwords
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