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Simple.
Do not have a computer in your home.
Problem solved.
Nebach!
Your wife took the comment in a negative way, while the woman may not have been trying to insult her. If it is the norm, in that shul, to wear shaitels on Shabbos, then maybe your wife just stuck out like a sore thumb. As far as the kippah, same rules apply. If you are going to a black hat type shul, and you are wearing a leather kippah, don’t be surprised when you get looks, you are insulting them by dressing in such a way. You must respect the rules of the shuls, and community’s you belong to.
What is with all the confusion over here? It is written in black and white what a woman is allowed to wear. Why are people always looking for loopholes. The LAW is the LAW, you must conform to it, or there will be much to pay in the next world.
It sounds like the Liberal American “Equality” movement is affecting the Jews a little too much for comfort.