Gmail Will No Longer Support Chrome Version 53 and Older In a recent blog post, Gmail announced its plans to encourage users to upgrade Chrome browsers to the current version (as of this writing, Version 56). According to Google, users who are using version 53 or older will see a banner on their Gmail account urging them to… Read More »
Tips for Chrome (and other browsers too) NOTE: If you don’t have Chrome or don’t use it, don’t worry. Many, if not most, of these shortcuts work in Internet Explorer and Firefox as well. Nothing saves time like great keyboard shortcuts. They save you the time of hunting down the correct dialog box or menu item. The only… Read More »
How to do a Reverse Image Search Using Google Where in the heck did that image come from? Did you ever wonder? Well, we told you about a reverse image search engine called TinEye you might use ( www.tineye.com ). But did you know you can do a reverse image search using the most popular search engine –… Read More »
Shodan – Search Engine for the IoT As most of you know, Google, Bing, Yahoo and other popular search engines, crawl the Web looking web pages, images and other types of files. But there are other types of search engines too. Today, we’re going to tell you about a search engine for the IoT (Internet of Things), called “Shodan”.… Read More »
Making Christmas Merry With Music Disclaimer: The advice given herein was not checked by a lawyer. It was not checked with the copyright office. This tip is intended solely for the entertainment of you and your Christmas guests – not for anyone to make a profit. OK? I am not a wastrel. Are we straight? As more Christmases… Read More »
Mute Those Noisy Browser Tabs! This tip is for Chrome, Firefox and Microsoft Edge Users Many sites, especially news sites, have delayed auto-start videos (or audio ads) on their pages. When surfing multiple pages, you may suddenly hear the audio, but finding which page it is coming from use to mean going through each open tab trying to… Read More »