Mozilla has begun to roll out two-factor authentication in Firefox accounts. For Firefox users, here’s how to enable two-factor authentication in Firefox.
Given that you’re within range of at least one microphone for the majority of your day, you’d be justified in worrying that someone might be listening to you.
YouTube is going through some big changes, most likely industry-defining changes. This article explains what you need to know about YouTube Music and YouTube Premium.
Do you use Google Chrome to save your passwords, and are you looking to switch to a password manager? Here’s how you can download passwords in Google Chrome.
A number of websites have popped up that are dedicated to preserving old video games. The best part is all of the games are playable directly within your browser.
If you are looking to translate a foreign language to one that you are familiar with, these are some of the best free online translators that you can use.
Gmail has a way to add colored tags to your incoming email, so you know right away what needs to happen with those messages. Let’s take a look at how you can color code Gmail.
When you travel to a new place, Google Search also switches to your new location. Here are five ways to restore your control over your search and location settings.
As humans, we are psychologically biased toward news that backs up our own viewpoints. A whole genre of websites is popping up to help get you outside your comfort zone.
The new browser, Opera Touch, adds some new features to simplify some basic browsing tasks and might attract your attention. Find out how you can get the most from Opera Touch.
You’ve probably heard of Bitcoin by now, but what about Bitcoiin? How about Garlicoin? PutinCoin? Here are 8 of the weirdest cryptocurrencies you’ve never heard of.
There are hundreds of sites for learning English, and they offer various activities – grammar, listening, and speaking. These are 5 of the best sites for English learners of various proficiency levels.
The ping command is very useful to check if a site/device is online or not. You can also analyze the speed of your computer and the site you’re trying to contact. Here is how to use it.
While Chrome extensions have allowed us to have a great deal of flexibility to customize the browser, beware, as you might have installed a fake ad-blocker extension you thought would protect you!
To answer one of the web’s most divisive questions: which is better, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox? Loyalists on either side will tell you that their browser is the best, so the only way to reach a verdict is to compare numbers.
Cryptocurrencies are a lucrative investment, but due to its highly volatile nature, there are also huge risks. Here are some tips how to invest in cryptocurrencies for profit, or at least minimal loss.
Facebook is now discussing a new subscription model that might help it avoid future privacy problems, but would a subscription model work? Let’s explore this option.
Ever since Bitcoin’s inception, it’s been quite volatile and now undergoes multi-thousand-dollar changes on a regular basis. Why does Bitcoin’s price change so much? Let’s find out.
The Google Sheets Explore feature can provide a lot of information based on your data and even updates itself depending on the data you have selected. Learn how you can make good use of it.
With the integration of the Internet into our work lives, it’s given rise to collaboration software. Intraboom is an alternative to all the other collaboration software. It makes it so that you only need one software.
If you are afraid to lose the pictures and other memories Facebook stores for you, here are a few ways you can download Facebook photos and store them in a safe place.
There are other tools other than Spotify that can help users discover music and build playlists in the most efficient way possible. These are six of the best Spotify web apps that you need to try.
Have you ever sent a message that you’d like to take back? Facebook might actually include this feature in Messenger, allowing people to “unsend” messages.
If you are a Firefox and Facebook user, you can use the Facebook Container add-on to keep Facebook’s tracking strictly inside its own tab and disable its trackers on external pages.
You may not know it, but there are many ways to get more out of Gmail. You can schedule emails, track them, keep your inbox uncluttered, and yes, use your Gmail offline!
Facebook’s mobile app was found to have collected, and continues to collect, phone call metadata. Here’s how to stop Facebook from collecting your phone call data.
When it comes to the blockchain-based decentralized Web, you can’t fully access it on your normal browser. MetaMask helps you to achieve this by adding a few extra layers to your browser.
One thing you should never ignore when running a website is to create regular backups. Website Backup Bot gives you total control over creating, managing, and restoring website backups, and it will work with any type of website.
It’s safer to go with a gift card and leave it to the recipient to pick what they want. If you are looking to get a gift card, here are five places to get gift cards online.
Pocket is built into the Firefox browser, but not everyone’s a fan of the Pocket integration. If you’re someone who dislikes it, here’s how you can disable Pocket in Firefox.
If you have upgraded to Firefox Quantum and are a web developer, here are some of the best add-ons for web development that will work in Firefox Quantum.
Firefox’s NoScript add-on has been updated to work with Firefox Quantum. This tutorial touches on the basics of NoScript’s new method of operation and how to use it to block scripts.
Netflix started a “bug bounty” program that compensates hackers who report vulnerabilities to the company. The question, however, is whether bug bounty programs are really more effective than having an in-house penetration testing team.
LastPass makes it easy for you to create different passwords for each account while only having to remember one master password. Here we’ll show you how to set up LastPass on your computer.
In WordPress all your themes, plugins, and uploaded images are stored in the “wp-content” folder, but you don’t have to stay with the default, and it is easy to rename the wp-content folder. Here’s how to do it.
