The more I use MaskMe, the more impressed I am with it. It’s a really good password manager, but it does something that password manager don’t do: Whenever you’re signing up for something that requires your email address, MaskMe will generate a disposable email address which you can use to sign-up for something without giving anyone your real… Read More »
If you search for freeware programs using Google, Bing or Yahoo search, more than likely one of the top 3 or 4 search results is going to be Softonic (en.softonic). And if you click the link to download from Softonic, you’re in for a long ride, and you’ll be setting up your computer for hijackers, toolbars, annoying advertisements,… Read More »
OK all you Google skeptics, we’re going to show you how to remove all your Google Web history in just a few simple steps. We don’t want Google showing you “targeted” ads – you might be missing some things like Wild Boar Safaris and dimpleskin socks — you’re not interested in at all – but would be fun… Read More »
It came to our attention last week that there are still those out there who don’t know what a browser is. And since this section of our newsletter is about basics, how much more basic can you get than browsers? A browser is a person who walks into a store and looks around for hours but never, ever,… Read More »
Larry says he likes Firefox better than Chrome because the text is too small in Chrome I use both Google (Chrome) and Firefox. I like Firefox better. When I am in Google (Chrome) the print is so tiny. It also affects my e-mail in Comcast. How do I make the print larger. I sent a message a week… Read More »
Before we get into VPN and IP-address changers, we want to be honest with you: If you’re planning to do something illegal, these won’t help you. So don’t threaten your boss or your ex-spouse while hiding behind a fake IP address, a fake location or a VPN (Virtual Private Network)…you’ll probably get captured and exiled. The authorities have… Read More »