Thankfully, most modern browsers come with a special troubleshooting mode known as Safe mode.
This guide will show you how to spin up the most common web internet tool in safe mode.
This is because it does not run any extensions or add-ons in safe mode.
Hence, it offers the lowest level of functionality with minimal resources.
Another reason you may want to run a web app in safe mode is to troubleshoot it.
It may be possible that the surfing app keeps on crashing, or not launching at all.
Open an incognito window of Chrome
Instead, they have the Incognito mode, better known as in-private browsing.
Click Troubleshoot Mode.Open Troubleshoot Mode in Firefox
RestartFirefox.Restart Firefox into Troubleshoot Mode
When asked for confirmation, clickOpen.
Firefox will now run in Troubleshoot Mode with the extensions and add-ons disabled.
Open the Help menu in Firefox
Alternatively, you might also use theCTRL + Shift + Nshortcut keys.
Open Opera internet tool in safe mode
The Opera internet tool does not have a safe mode.
Like most other browsers, you could open a private window in the Opera internet tool.
Open Troubleshoot Mode in Firefox
This is another kind of private browsing window with integrated Tor.
It also acts as a safe mode for the surfing app, with access to the dark web.
Brave does not have a standalone safe mode.
Restart Firefox into Troubleshoot Mode
How to fix a web surfing app when only able to browse the web in safe mode?
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Open Firefox in Troubleshoot Mode
Exit Firefox Troubleshoot Mode
Open the incognito window in Edge
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