Category Archives: Browser Tips

Search bubbles

Search bubbles Even if you don’t use DuckDuckGo as your search engine, you have to love the DuckDuckGo people for their spunk.  Some people think that DuckDuckGo is actually owned and run by a conscience-stricken group from Google, since their respective corporate senses of humor seem to be similar. Well, even if were true that DuckDuckGo and Google were… Read More »

Look ma! No ads!

Look ma! No ads! How to use Google Search without the ads Those of us who have tablets or smartphones know that searching with those devices is faster than search with a PC…there are no ads and clutter to waste space or waste time to load. So the question I asked myself, how can I get the same… Read More »

The stars on thars

The stars on thars (or how to quickly add a site to your Favorites or bookmarks) This tip applies to all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer The last few Cloudeight Direct sessions, it occurred to me that most people have never noticed the star in (or near) their browser’s address bar. If you’re one of those… Read More »

Find What You Are Looking For – Search Like a Pro!

Search Like A Pro Do you ever search for things using a search engine and find yourself scrolling through page after page of irrelevant search results until you finally get to what you were search for? Here are some search engines tips and tricks that we use that work in almost all search engines. We use Google, but… Read More »

Three more tips for Google Chrome

Three handy tips for Google Chrome EB hangs in there with Internet Explorer, but TC’s default browser is Google Chrome. We both use Firefox occasionally. Firefox seems to have “grown” over the years and isn’t quite the fast, sleek browser it once was – but Firefox is still a great browser. Anyway, if you, like TC use Chrome… Read More »