Are Private Email Services Worth the Money?
For those looking to switch from Gmail because of privacy concerns, the next question to ask is, “Are private email services worth the money?” Here’s our answer.
Are Browser Extensions Slowing You Down?
There are many reasons why your browser is slow, and browser extensions is one of them. Find out which of your browser extensions is causing you trouble.
What is Ransomware, Why it is Dangerous and How to Protect Yourself
Ransomware is one of the worst kind of malware that extorts money from individuals. Learn what is ransomware, how it works and how you can prevent it.
How to Scan for Devices on Your Wi-Fi Network
If you think someone is using your Wi-Fi network without permission, you can confirm by scanning for connected devices on your Wi-Fi network. Follow these directions.
How Do Internet Browsers Make Money?
Since most browsers are free to use, how do they make money and survive? Here we examine a few popular browsers and their unique approaches to revenue.
A2 Hosting Review 2019: Performance and Speed Tests
A2 Hosting has been around for nearly 20 years. We tested A2 Hosting’s services to find it stands up to our most rigorous testing. Here are our review results.
Momo, Slender Man, 72 Hours, and the Stories Behind Other Internet Panics
Internet itself is a massive ocean of abstract unknowns and possible dangers, which makes it even more fertile ground for Internet panics and fears.
How to Change the Mouse Pointer in CSS
The appearance of the cursor is controlled by the cursor CSS property. Learn how you can change the mouse pointer in a browser via css.
How Malware Developers Target Illegal Streaming
As users switched from torrenting to illegal streaming, malware developers have also come up with malware that target illegal streaming. Here are 3 of them.
2captcha – Bypass Captchas With the Power of Real People
If you’ve spent any amount of time browsing the Web, you’ve encountered captchas. To tackle this, a captcha solver like 2captcha is a secret weapon.
How to Manage Your Facebook Privacy and Security
Examining your Facebook privacy settings is always a popular topic. Facebook is continually changing, and so are you and your needs for that matter.
Is It Worth Subscribing to YouTube Premium? Here’s Our Review
YouTube Premium offers advertising-free streaming of all YouTube videos. Check this review of Youtube Premium and whether it is worth subscribing.
How to Create an Event Registration Form with Google Forms
If you are having an event and need a quick, free way to register your attendees, Google forms provides an easy way to create an event registration form.
How to Block YouTube Video Channels
Tired of seeing YouTube channels that you’re not interested in or that are irrelevant to you? Here are some ways to block YouTube channels from searches and recommendations!
Where to Get a Free VPN?
If you can’t afford premium VPN services, it doesn’t mean you have to work with an unprotected network. Here are some of the best free VPN service providers.
“Serious Games” Want to Teach You Real Skills
A serious game is a subset of education games that tries to emulate a real-world task in a video game format, giving us a fun way to gain experience.
Make Google Calendar More Useful with These Free Calendars
You can add many different calendars to your Google calendar to help you keep track of the fun things in life. Here are some useful and free calendars you should check out.
Is It Time to Break Up Facebook? What Are The Options?
Recently, one of Facebook’s co-founders, Chris Hughes, called for the company’s breakup on moral grounds. Is this the time to do so? And how does it help the current situation?
12 Useful Android Chrome Flags You Should Enable
Do you know that the Chrome browser on your Android phone comes with hidden features you can enable? Here are 12 useful Android Chrome flags you should use.
How to Create a Useful Daily Digest List with Google Assistant
If you’re always forgetting to check your to-do list, with the help of Google assistant you can get it to send a daily digest list to your email. Here’s how.
How to Access and Browse the Dark Web
This article explains how to browse the dark web. There is much content hidden from the casual user, and you can’t visit it just by clicking on a link.
Reclaim Your Privacy with These Privacy-Focused Alternatives to Google’s Services
We put up with Google because the apps are awesome. For those concerned about their privacy, try these privacy-focused alternatives to Google’s services.
Big American Phone Providers Are Being Sued Over Your Location Data. Here’s Why You Should Be Concerned
AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon are currently being sued for selling customer location data to third parties. Here’s why you should be concerned.
UseNeXT Makes Accessing Usenet Fast and Easy
Usenet is older than the Internet as we know it. To access Usenet, you’ll need a Usenet provider. That’s where a provider like UseNeXT can come in handy.
Browser Password Managers: Are They Good Enough?
Most major browsers like Chrome and Firefox come with a built-in password manager. Let’s see how safe they are and if they are good enough for daily use.
How to Import Your Passwords from LastPass to Dashlane
While LastPass is popular, you might want to switch to another password manger. Here’s how you can import your passwords from LastPass to Dashlane.
6 of the Best WordPress Hosting Services for Your WordPress Site
If you need a dedicated platform for your WordPress site, there are plenty of choices out there. Here are some of the best WordPress hosting companies.
Why Do Some Sites Start with WWW2?
You have probably seen the “www” in front of the domain name for many sites. What about “www2”? Why do some sites start with “www2” or “www3”? Let’s find out.
How to Fix Flash Player Crashes and Errors in Chrome
One of the problems in Google Chrome is that Flash Player crashes randomly without any reason. Here is the solution to fix this problem.
How to Determine If a Website Is Legit and Safe to Use
It is important to know that a website is safe before using it. There are many signals that can help you check if a website is legit and safe to use. When surfing the web, make sure to watch out for these signals.
How to Make Mobile Safari Save Your Passwords on iOS
If you are using the Safari browser and have decided to let it manage your passwords, here is how you can save your passwords in Safari in iPhone or iPad.
How to Eliminate Your Information from People Searches
The amount of personal data found online about each one of us is staggering. Here’s how you can eliminate your personal information from people search sites.
Stop Sensorvault from Providing Your Location to the Police
if you were near a crime scene, Google can give your location info in Sensorvault to the police. Here’s how to stop Sensorvault from providing your info.
Should You Use Firefox Forks?
Not all Firefox forks are created equal. Some are as equally capable as Firefox while others are outdated. Go through this checklist before you start using a Firefox fork browser.
How to Enable, Disable, and Use the Preview Pane in Gmail
One useful feature of Gmail is the preview pane, where you can see the content of an email and the list of emails at the same time. Here’s how you can enable and use it.
How to Fix the “500 Internal Server Error” on Websites
When you see a 500 Internal Server Error on websites, it usually indicates a server-side problem. Here is how you can fix a 500 internal server error on websites, as a user and webmaster.
How to Change a Facebook Account into a Remembrance
Memorializing the Facebook account of someone who has passed away keeps it from being taken over by hackers or defaced in any way.
How to Schedule Emails in Gmail
Email scheduling is a useful tool for pre-writing emails you know you’ll want to send at a specific time. Here is how to schedule emails in Gmail.
How to Make Your Gmail Work and Look Like Google Inbox
While Google ceased support of Inbox for Gmail, you can still turn your regular Gmail into an Inbox simulacrum that replicates the Inbox experience as closely as possible.
How to Easily Convert an Image to Video for Social Media
Creating video is not always easy and can be time-consuming. Here is how you can easily create a video from your images right in your browser.
4 of the Best Web Browsers for Linux
There are plenty of web browsers for Linux these days, but not all of them support all distros. Here are four of best web browsers for Linux.
How to Prevent Chrome from Saving Your Credit Card Info
If you have saved your credit card information in your Chrome browser, this shows how to remove it to prevent Chrome from saving your credit card info again.
How Does DuckDuckGo Protect Your Privacy
DuckDuckGo is known as a search engine that protects your privacy, but how exactly does DuckDuckGo work without keeping personal information? Let’s find out!
No More Warnings: This Is a Real Phone Scam
This is not news of a new scam that was just discovered. This time I am writing about a very personal, scary phone scam that happened to my father.
Which Opera Browser Should You Use in Android?
If you are looking to instal thel Opera browser on Android, you have a number of choices: Opera, Opera Mini, and Opera Touch. Which one should you use?
How to Download Entire Websites for Offline Use
If you need to archive a site in case it goes down, you can download the entire website for offline use. Here is how you can do so.
How to Set Up Gmail With Thunderbird in Quick Easy Steps
Accessing your Gmail account is not restricted only to the browser; you can access it from your Desktop too. Learn how you can set up Gmail with Thunderbird.
How to Add Hyperlinks to Any Image in Gmail
Some people use an image and a hyperlink as their signature in email. Learn how you can add hyperlinks to any image in Gmail.
The Best Weather Widgets for Your Website
If you are looking for a way to include the weather on your website, these websites will help you find beautiful weather widgets to embed on your site.
Chrome Update Syncs Browser to Windows Dark Mode
A new Chrome update looks at what Windows 10’s dark mode settings are and replicates them as closely as possible within the browser itself.