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Hey buddy, Google Chrome has become the most used internet browser.

Today I will show you how to prevent Google Chrome from recording history.

So, without wasting any time.

Let's dive in.

Basically this method will work for both Google Chrome and Chromium Browser, and the process

is exactly same.

First open Google Chrome.

Now head over to Chrome Web Store.

Here search for Auto History Wipe.

Select the first one.

Make sure that it is created by Nick.

The link to this page is in the description box below.

Its size is about 14 Kilobits, and is pretty light weight.

This extension will clear your history whenever you start Google Chrome or Chromium Browser.

To install this extension just click on this blue button saying ADD TO CHROME.

Now click on Add Extension button to confirm your installation.

Wait for a while as the installation should complete within a minute depending upon your

internet and computer speed.

You have successfully installed the extension.

Now we need to configure it.

For that open the menu, now go to more tools and select extensions.

Now find the Auto History Wipe extension and click on the options link here.

Here you can configure what should be cleaned when you launch your Chrome.

I only want history to be cleared, so I will only select Clear Browser History.

But as you can see there are many other options too.

After you have configured it, just close this page and restart your Google Chrome or Chromium

Browser to apply the changes.

From now, whatever you browse.

The history will be cleared automatically after you re-launch Chrome for the next time.

So, that was it for this video.

Please hit a like on this video and subscribe to this channel for more videos like this.

This is Vasanth Developer signing off.

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League of Legends Franchising Compared to the NBA - Duration: 5:29.

The North American LCS will be franchising in 2018.

That means no more relegation, and a lot of structural changes to the league system.

Let's break down some of those changes in comparison to another major franchise system:

the NBA

Franchise systems turn team owners into permanent partners, meaning the same teams play every

season.

And because nobody leaves the league, it's harder to join.

In the LCS, Riot will be choosing ten franchise teams through a strict application process.

Organizations will send proposals on how they'll handle their business, from branding to salaries

to general management.

After that, Riot will do some snooping into their credit and financial histories.

And then this November, Riot will announce the franchise teams.

In the NBA, the current team owners can vote to add a new expansion team, but this happens

very rarely.

More teams in the league means more competition for talent and revenue.

The last team to join was the Charlotte Bobcats back in 2004.

For teams already in the LCS, it'll cost 10 million dollars to join the franchised

league.

New teams will have to pay Riot an extra 3 million on top of that.

The cost is meant to bring in serious investors, but also to raise capital for the league.

When the Charlotte Bobcats (now called the Charlotte Hornets) joined the NBA, they paid

a 300 million dollar fee.

That money is split among the existing team owners, to make up for the downsides to expansion.

With NBA teams growing in value, the joining fee would probably be way higher today.

The last NBA team to be purchased, The Hawks, went for $850 million.

And for more popular teams, well, The Clippers back in 2014 were sold for 2 billion dollars.

Franchises use revenue sharing to keep mega-popular teams from dominating and to help smaller

teams stay competitive.

The LCS will use revenue sharing to split money between Riot, the teams, and players.

Both Riot and teams will contribute some money to a revenue pool from media rights, sponsors,

merch sales, and team-branded digital goods.

32.5% of the total league revenue will be allocated to teams -- half of that amount

is split evenly to each team, and the other half will be used to reward teams who place

higher, have more fans, and bring in the most viewers.

The NBA teams also contribute a chunk of their revenue to a shared pool.

There's no third party like Riot, so the 30 teams split around 50% of shared league

revenue evenly across themselves.

NA LCS players will have a minimum salary of $75k, and players as a whole must receive

35% of the league revenue.

So when all the combined player salaries make up less than 35% of total league revenue,

they'll receive the difference directly.

If they make more than 35% of LCS revenue, they get to keep the extra.

Instead of minimum salaries, the NBA has salary caps that keep teams from paying huge prices

on players, more evenly distributing talent and salaries.

Each team has a cap for how much they can be spending on all of their players combined,

and each player's individual salary is capped based on their years of experience.

Similar to the LCS, though, combined player salaries also have to meet a certain percentage

of league revenues.

In this case, the players get around 50%, and if they don't, team owners have to pay

up the difference.

So who's in charge of all this?

Riot makes final decisions on LCS franchise rules, game rules, and more, but is planning

on tri-party negotiations between them, teams, and players.

Later this year, Riot is launching the Players Association, a group of representatives, elected

by players, that will serve as their voice in league decisions.

Over in basketball, the NBA Board of Governors (made up of team owners and their representatives)

make decisions on things like game rules, tournament formats, and expansion.

The NBA also has a Players Association, a labor union that negotiates a Collective Bargaining

Agreement with the team owners.

This contract lasts for years, and it sets the rules for salary caps, trade rules, and

more.

The NA LCS franchise is sure to evolve over the years.

Like other sports, it's probably going to see changes to the revenue sharing model,

a system for adding teams, and stronger decision-making power for the Players Association.

And, of course, we'll probably see lots of money.

Last season, the NBA teams made around $5.9 billion in revenue.

As the LCS franchise takes off, streaming-service BAMtech will be paying Riot $300 million for

streaming rights over the next six years.

That $50 million a year, along with bigger sponsorships and other media deals, will be

a big start to the League of Legends franchise here in NA.

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Sam Wilson's House Scene | Captain America The Winter Soldier (2014) | Movie Clip 4K - Duration: 3:50.

Hey, man.

I'm sorry about this. We need a place to lay low.

Everyone we know is trying to kill us.

Not everyone.

- You okay? - Yeah.

What's going on?

When I first joined S.H.I.E.L.D. I thought I was going straight.

But I guess I just traded in the KGB for HYDRA.

I thought I knew whose lies I was telling,

but I guess I can't tell the difference anymore.

There's a chance you might be in the wrong business.

I owe you.

It's okay.

If it was the other way around,

and it was down to me to save your life,

now you be honest with me,

would you trust me to do it?

I would now.

And I'm always honest.

Well, you seem pretty chipper

for someone who just found out they died for nothing.

Well, guess I just like to know who I'm fighting.

I made breakfast.

If you guys eat that sort of thing.

So, the question is,

who at S.H.I.E.L.D. could launch a domestic missile strike?

Pierce.

Who happens to be sitting on top of the most secure building in the world.

But he's not working alone.

Zola's algorithm was on the Lemurian Star.

So was Jasper Sitwell.

So, the real question is, how do the two most wanted people

in Washington kidnap a S.H.I.E.L.D. officer in broad daylight?

The answer is, you don't.

- What's this? - Call it a resume.

Is this Bakhmala?

The Khalid Khandil mission, that was you?

You didn't say he was a Pararescue.

- Is this Riley? - Yeah.

I heard they couldn't bring in the choppers because of the RPGs.

What did you use? A stealth chute?

No.

These.

I thought you said you were a pilot.

I never said pilot.

I can't ask you to do this, Sam.

You got out for a good reason.

Dude, Captain America needs my help.

There's no better reason to get back in.

Where can we get our hands on one of these things?

The last one is at Fort Meade.

Behind three guarded gates and a 12-inch steel wall.

Shouldn't be a problem.