Chrome is getting to be a very popular browser. In fact, this year it passed Internet Explorer as most popular browser in the world. So now that more and more of you are using Chrome, we want to share with you some of the tips that have help us master Chrome. For instance, you can change the size… Read More »
What’s the fastest browser? As with all things on the Internet, misinformation abounds. There’s only one sure way of testing how fast a browser is — that is by testing it and putting it through its paces. And there exists a site that lets you put your favorite browser through its paces. Do you have ten to fifteen… Read More »
Five Things Google Probably Knows About You The majority of us use Google. It opens up the Internet, lets us explore and learn. It helps us expand our minds. And in return, it’s collected information about you. That much, we know. It’s common knowledge. A phrase that has quite recently become everyday is: “If you’re not paying for… Read More »
Chrome Shortcuts This tip is for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8x with Google Chrome browser installed (Many of these shortcuts work in Internet Explorer and Firefox too.) Nothing saves time like great keyboard shortcuts. They save you the time of hunting down the correct dialog box or menu item. The only problem with keyboard shortcuts is…remembering them.… Read More »
Google Software Removal Tool for Windows released While it is difficult to come by statistics to find out how many Internet users are affected by software that is manipulating browser settings or installing add-ons and other potentially unwanted tools in browsers, it is clear that this poses a threat to many users. These modifications can be divided into… Read More »
There’s Really Nothing Private About Private Browsing As most of you already suspect, privacy today is mostly an illusion. Your favorite browser plays that illusion with so-called private browsing (In-Private browsing, Incognito mode, etc.) And we know that most people might think that using these private browsing modes somehow increases their privacy — but it’s just an illusion.… Read More »