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What Is An XSS Attack And What Can You Do About It?

Most XSS attacks are preventable by the potential victim. It is your responsibility to arm yourself against any threat lest you become a victim.

Force Google Chrome to Remember Username and Password for Particular Websites

Have you encountered websites where Google Chrome refuses to remember the login username and password? This extension can fix it.

How to Access RSS Feeds Offline in Google Chrome

For those who read RSS feeds every day, JellyReader is a useful RSS reader that store your feeds in the cloud and allows you to access RSS feeds offline.

How to Log Out From Gmail, Facebook and Other Web Services Remotely

There are times when you forgot to log out of Gmail, Facebook or LinkedIn on a browser. Here’s how you can logout from Gmail and Facebook remotely.

How to Copy Multiple URLs with One Click in Firefox

A Firefox add-on called Easy Copy offers a quick way to copy multiple web page URLs, along with other details like page title and HTML source.

Use History Eraser to Quickly Wipe Your History in Chrome

Are you worrying about your privacy when surfing the web? History Eraser can clean up your Chrome browsing history with a single click. Check it out here.

Replace and Enhance Browsers Capability With These Addons

Your browser comes with some capabilities that have become obsolete. Here are some extensions to enhance browsers capability and performance.

Syncthing: An Open Source Alternative for Dropbox and BitTorrent Sync

If you want to keep your files safe while synchronizing them between computers, Syncthing is a good alternative for Dropbox that you can use.

How Do You Obtain Your Music?

With Apple acquiring Beats, will it change your music habits? How do you obtain your music? CD, iTunes, or subscription service?

Hands-on with Github’s Atom Text Editor

The developers of Github decided to come out with its own text editor – atom. Let’s check out Atom text editor and see how it fares with other text editors.

How Does Internet Connectivity Reach Remote Areas?

There are over 4 billions people have no access to Internet. How can we promote internet access to the rest of the world? Check out these solutions.

Watch YouTube Video With Android-Style Multitasking [Chrome]

The YouTube Android app allows you to browse the site while the current video plays in the corner. Here is how you can do so with desktop Google Chrome..

How to Use Firefox for Android’s Built-In Reader Mode

Firefox for Android comes with a built-in reader mode that strips articles down to just their text for easy reading. Let’s check out how it works.

How to Convert Documents to PDF Within Firefox

Documents conversion can be a hassle and may require you to install additional software. Soda PDF allows you to convert documents to PDF within Firefox. Let’s check it out!

How To Access Dropbox from Google Chrome

EasyDrop is an extension for Google Chrome that lets you access your Dropbox files from Google Chrome, without leaving your current tab.

Big List of Tools and Services to Help You Read Everything Faster

With the overwhelming information in the Internet, it has become necessary for us to read faster. Here are some tools to improve your reading speed.

What Should You Do in a Post-Privacy Internet?

Internet privacy has always been a major issue. It’s time to address this and show you how you can ride the waves of the post-privacy internet.

Google Reportedly Testing Revamped Interface for Gmail, Here’s What It Looks Like

Google is reportedly testing a new interface for Gmail. Here’s how it looks like.

Beware of This New Facebook Email Scam; It Steals Your Username and Password

If you receive an email from Facebook, beware! This latest Facebook email scam attempts to claim username and password details from innocent users.

Use Rublon to Add Automatic Two-Factor Authentication to WordPress

Rublon is a plugin that implements two factor authentication in WordPress, without you having to do the additional authentication step. Let see how it works.

Does Disabling DHCP on Your Router Really Help Your Security?

Are you confused on what DHCP is and if you should disable it to make your network more secure? You won’t be after reading this.

Where Do You Prefer to Get Your News?

The Internet has given us online news sources that allow you to easily find the news you enjoy. Where do you prefer to get your news – traditional or online

#AmazonCart Allows You to Shop from Twitter

Have you ever been browsing your Twitter feed and find an Amazon product you want to buy? Now you can buy it right away thanks to #AmazonCart.

Import Email From Other Services to Outlook.com Using IMAP

With Outlook.com, it seems that Microsoft has hit the jackpot with an email service that competes with Gmail. Read on to find how to import IMAP messages.

What to Do When You’ve Been Hacked

As of late, many people have been hacked and are the victims of password leaks and Trojan horse infections. The following are some tips if it happens to you

Rid Your Site of Any Profanity Content with WebPurify

To get rid of profanity and offensive content on your site, you can either moderate every single post manually, or automate it with an external tool. WebPurity is one useful tool built for this purpose.

Open Links by Drag and Drop in Firefox with SuperDrag

If you use Firefox, an add-on called SuperDrag allows you to open links by simply employing the drag and drop function of your mouse.

Some Funny, Yet HonestSlogans of Tech Brands [Humor]

Check out the funny ads below, the work of HonestSlogans, that are more truthful than their real counterparts.

3 Reasons Why Encryption Is Not as Safe as You May Believe

What if I tell you that your encrypted data may already be cracked by the hackers? Here are some examples why encryption is not as safe as you may believe.

Stop Gmail from Showing You Targeted Ads

Google has been scanning your emails so as to serve you targeted ads. Here is how you can opt out of the system and stop Gmail from showing you targeted ads.

New Google Maps Feature Takes You Back in Time

Google Maps has added a new “time machine” feature when you are browsing in Street View. It helps you learn if an area has changed since you visited last.

How to Organize History By Tags in Google Chrome

The History tool in Google Chrome can be in a mess sometimes. Better History provides a more structured way of searching and viewing recently visited sites.

What Would Happen If The Net Wasn’t “Neutral”?

There are many reports about net neutrality and how it can affect us all negatively if it would be removed. Let’s see how it can protect us as a consumer.

Do You Think the Internet Is Safe After the Heartbleed Bug? [Poll]

The latest vulnerability is the Heartbleed Bug that affects the very websites that are supposed to be the safest. Do you still feel safe using the Internet?

Using the New Microsoft Office App in Chrome

Following up to its revamp of the office web apps, Microsoft released a Chrome extension that allows you to use Office in Chrome browser. Let’s check it out.

How to Recover Deleted Facebook Messages

If you have accidentally deleted your Facebook messages, only to regret it later, here is how you can recover deleted Facebook messages.

Customize the Chrome New Tabs Page Using Momentum

Momentum for Google Chrome allows you to customize the new tab pages, set your to do tasks and some other interesting customization. Let’s check it out.

Giveaway: 10 Premium WordPress Themes from TemplateMonster to Be Won

For our giveaway of the week, we are glad to have 10 premium WordPress themes (worth $750) from TemplateMonster to give away. Participate now!

How to Know the Word Count of Any Text in Firefox

For those who need to keep track of word count, Word Count Tool for Firefox allows you to easily find out the word/character count of highlighted text in the browser.

What Is the OpenSSL Heartbleed Bug and Why Should You Care?

Things just don’t work the way they should in the Internet. Here are some things you should know about the OpenSSL “Heartbleed” bug and how it affects you.

Useful Resources to Learn Android and iOS Coding Online

If you have thought of learning how to code this summer break, here is a list of some of the most useful resources for you to learn Android and iOS coding.

5 of the Best Security Addons for Thunderbird

If you are using Thunderbird as your email client, check out this list of security addons for Thunderbird to secure your emails and protect yourself.

Highlight and Bookmark Text and Photos in Firefox with Wired Marker

Wired Marker for Firefox allows you to permanently mark text on websites. The highlighted text will still be visible the next time you visit the site.

Internet Regulation: Is it Going to Happen Soon? What Can You Do About It?

If one country could ban a website from its borders, what prevents other countries from doing the same? Can Internet regulation ever be good?

Dragdis: Saving the Web with Simple Drag and Drop

There are tons of bookmarking services around, but If you need a better and easier way to save web content, then Dragdis could be the one for you.

Hacked: 11 Signs Your Online Security Is Being Compromised

When you start to see weird behavior on your PC, it could be signs that your online security has been compromised. Here are 11 signs you should take note of

9 Technology Podcasts to Follow

Technology podcasts are useful for catching up technology news in a short amount of time, Here is a list of some of the best ones out there.

How Image Compression Works: The Basics

Do you know that you can easily compress your high-res images to smaller size without affecting its image quality? Here’s how image compression works.