Recent content by Fred V1

If I, let's say, clear the app data of downloaded browsers like Firefox, will local backup on my OPPO device (or a similar backup app or any local back up of certain devices however it works) restore the session (app data) that was backed up?

One last thing. If I press that button, will it wipe out download history?

So that means I can reduce the space occupied by Chrome without much problem, yes? It's currently at 688MB and as you said, It's a storage thief. Just simply tapping the Chrome app and somehow it'll jump at 700MB for some reason.

Sorry for the delayed reply So that means I can regularly clear Chrome's app data so long as I have sync? I don't have to worry about losing browser history? Also, should I sign out of sync before clearing data?

What would happen if I either uninstall Chrome or clear its app data? Will the synced data inside be wiped out? Or do I have to turn off sync before doing so? I'm reluctant doing it, because I have saved passwords and tabs.

If I clear data by pushing the "Clear all Data" button on Google Chrome, will it erase all tabs from the app? I'm trying to find ways to reduce Chrome's app size without losing much information on it. It's somehow grown bigger in size and I didn't even use it for a long time.

So it's safe? My Google Chrome suddenly jumped to 570 MB and I don't even use it because I switched to Firefox. I need to free more space.

You have backup devices and you can demonstrate it? I didn't expect that.

Does clearing Chrome's app data delete all downloaded files from local storage? I discovered that deleting files from Chrome's download history also deletes it from the local folders. I was smart enough to test the outcome. I deleted a jpg. picture from Chrome's download history and it...

What happens if I press this button? Will it give me a confirmation prompt or will it delete photos right away? I don't wanna be reckless to just press it.

And there's my charger. I burned my finger trying to charge it, because the old thing heats it up instead of charging. It even smells like burning iron, which I take as an absolute threat, not only to the charger, but to our habitation.

I'm not sure. But I'll try to. But that battery is old and no longer matches up with the battery indicator, it drains faster than the numbers can subtract. Plus, I tried reasoning, but it fell on deaf ears, typical face value type of people.

And, being an old phone, the battery HUD no longer matches what's actually inside. It drains rapidly and shuts down at 70%. When it charges while the numbers go down, the meter stays still until the juices match the number, then it goes up.

My old J1 phone's charger port suddenly won't charge. And when I plug it in, the charger heats up to the point it burned my finger before the charger quickly cooled. Now I know uprading to a new device is always the final solution, but in a device like the old phone, is it dangerous to just let...

My mother currently uses my old phone. It's Messenger Lite. Things worked out like normal, but all of a sudden it's unable to send messages to anyone, instead repeating the error text in red: "Could not send message", no matter how many hard attempts at sending a message. The old phone's storage...