Muriel wants to know how Disconnect Search differs from DuckDuckGo I’ve been successfully using http://www.duckduckgo.com for many of my searches. But often I use Google as a comparison or on the chance that it will add to my search results. Apparently, Disconnect Search will make other search engines operate like duckduckgo. Am I correct? If not, how do… Read More »
Three things we learned quickly after working on a few hundred computers: 1. People love their pictures 2. People love their music 3. People love their contacts list (address book) Another thing we’ve learned is a lot of you have Gmail accounts and it only seems reasonable to assume that those of you with Gmail accounts have a… Read More »
We live in an age that even George Orwell couldn’t have imagined. There are cameras everywhere, your searches are tracked, your phone calls belong to the NSA…where does it end. Even if you’re doing nothing wrong, do you want someone snooping on your searches? You can learn a lot about someone just from capturing their search terms. For… Read More »
We have had a lot of people wonder why we recommend Chrome and not Firefox. First of all, a browser is a personal choice. If Firefox works well for you then use Firefox. We prefer Chrome. You can use whatever browser you like — unless you plan on using XP past April 8, 2014. If you do, then… Read More »
Some Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Chrome Google Chrome is constantly changing. And sometimes in the version Google has released, they’ve disabled certain functions that might not be quite ready yet. But if you’re curious and want to see what they are, (and if you’re really brave are want to dare to enable them), type Chrome://flags in… Read More »
James has a problem with Internet Explorer My question is about my Internet Explorer. When I go onto the Internet this thing pops up (Internet Explorer has stopped working) Then I get this note: A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available. Then I… Read More »