Overusing our search engine with a very large number of searches in a very short amount of time. Using a badly configured (or badly written) browser add-on for blocking content. Running a "scraper" or "downloader" program that either does not identify itself or uses fake headers to elude detection. 
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I’ll bet that in the future, most windows will open in the Maximized format. If you like, now check Lock the Toolbar and then Close at the bottom.
Down near the bottom you will find two more entries: Maximize and Minimize. You are given a list of all available which has the ones you like checked along with other options. You can easily check to see what is active on your screen by Right-clicking on the top toolbar (or any open toolbar). Toolbar examples include Menu, Favorites, Google, Bing and others. These are the extra lines at the top of your screen some use to gain quick access to various features at times. You have control of a variety of toolbars available. This worked but I still found Gmail opening in a minimized window which was annoying. To have most windows open maximized, I use jiisoft ‘IE New Windows Maximizer’. By that I mean, if in your start menu you have a shortcut to an application, you can right click on that menu item and click on properties, just as if it were a shortcut on your desktop of somewhere else. However if you have a shortcut to Microsoft Word itself, you will. For example if you have a shortcut to a Microsoft Word document on your desktop you will not see the Run option.
This works on programs, and shortcuts to program, but not documents or other files. You’ll need to check with that particular program if there’s a way to alter this behavior. The upshot is that they effectively ignore this setting. By that I mean that when they start, they explicitly decide whether they want to be minimized, maximized or “normal”. Naturally, you could also select “minimized” to have the program start that way instead.Īs I said, there are a couple of caveats: The program should now start up maximized. Note the item labeled Run that’s set to “ Normal Window“. Right click on the shortcut or menu item you use to start the program: 
And while there are a couple of caveats, there’s actually a fairly simple way to make this happen for most programs.
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