by dbadmin | May 27, 2022 | Browser, How To, safari
There are some things you need to ensure a smooth pleasant user experience on the internet. Among them are websites remembering your log-in details, your shopping cart keeping your unbought items for later, and your payment details being on file for fast checkout....
by dbadmin | May 26, 2022 | Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, Browser, How To, iOS, safari
With the growing number of browsers now available, it’s likely that you are not using the default browser provided on your phone or tablet. iOS users, for example, may be more enamored with Brave instead of Safari. But if you decided to disable Safari on your iOS...
by dbadmin | May 26, 2022 | Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, Browser, How To, macbook, safari
Even the biggest Apple fanboy (or girl) in the world will admit that the Safari browser is not the greatest thing Apple has ever produced. From a privacy point of view, they could be seen to be as bad as Chrome. They’ve been caught collecting user data even when the...
by dbadmin | May 11, 2022 | Browser, Google, Google Chrome, How To
Have you opened a website on Google Chrome to find that no images appear on the page? Of course, the website might be the issue and have broken images. A quick way to check if that’s the case is to open the site on another browser. But if the problem isn’t limited to...
by dbadmin | May 11, 2022 | Browser, Google, Google Chrome, How To
Spell checkers are an excellent way to avoid embarrassing mistakes in emails, messages, and social media posts. You can opt for more feature-filled options like Grammarly to get the most out of your writing, but Google has a spell-check baked into the Chrome browser...
by dbadmin | May 7, 2022 | Browser, Features, Google, Google Chrome, Opinions
Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority Opinion post byHadlee Simons Android tablets have seen a revival of sorts during the pandemic, as the work-from-home trend and at-home learning drove the need for affordable productivity devices. Between Samsung’s Galaxy Tab...
