Have You Noticed These Two Omnibar Icons In Chrome? If your version of Chrome is up-to-date then you’ve noticed a couple of icons in the address bar (omnibar) in Chrome. They both can be very useful and we’ll show you what we mean. The “book” Icon – what does it do? Thanks to the comments we… Read More »
How to Put Your Favorite Websites on Your Desktop, Taskbar, or Start Menu Note: This tip was written for the Chrome browser on Windows 10 and Windows 11. We’ve also added instructions for Microsoft Edge. If you’re using Firefox, IE, Opera, Brave, or other browsers, you can drag the URL from the address bar to your desktop.… Read More »
If Your Favorite Browser Isn’t Running As It Should, You Need to Do This! Check Your Installed Browser Extensions Browser extensions add features to your browser of choice. And that’s a good thing. But adding too many extensions to your browser cannot only adversely affect the performance of your favorite browser – it can affect the… Read More »
Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 021922 It’s hard to believe the weekend is here already… and you know what that means. It’s time for more Bonus Questions & Answers. Sometimes the best tips and tricks are hidden in the questions and answers we publish. And rarely do we post questions and answers on this website.… Read More »
Wednesday Newsbytes – News for You – 021622 Every day we scan the tech world for news that affects all of us who use Windows computers. Today, we’re featuring three news articles that grabbed our attention over the past week. We had a lot of positive feedback and excellent readership for our first “Wednesday Newsbytes” last… Read More »
How to Use Private or Incognito Mode to Troubleshoot Browser Problems Google Chrome If you are having problems with Chrome, the easiest way to make sure that it’s not a browser extension causing your problem(s) is to open Chrome in Incognito mode. Incognito mode in Google Chrome disables all extensions except ones you have explicitly chosen… Read More »