by dbadmin | Sep 16, 2022 | Android, Google Chrome, News
Google Chrome for Android is now getting a nifty way of locking Incognito tabs behind a fingerprint. The feature hasn’t rolled out widely, but you can still enable it right now if you want. Chrome for Android is getting a handy privacy feature that’ll make browsing in...
by dbadmin | Aug 22, 2022 | Browser, Google Chrome, How To
When you download and install Chrome for the first time, it’s natural that Google will steer you towards their own search engine. They’re hardly likely to promote a competitor over themselves, are they? However, they have to provide a choice, so if you want to change...
by dbadmin | Jun 29, 2022 | Android, Browser, Google Chrome, How To, iOS, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, PDF, safari
There are many reasons why you would want to save a webpage as a PDF file. Perhaps you want to save something for posterity before it is taken down? Or perhaps you want to read an article at your leisure? Whatever the reason, it is very easy to save a webpage as a PDF...
by dbadmin | May 30, 2022 | Firefox, Google Chrome, How To, Mozilla Firefox, Opera
It’s good practice to clear your browsing history now and then. If you don’t want to remove it, though, clearing the cookies is the way to go. Often, clearing cookies may help you solve some minor issues with websites. The process is different for every browser, so...
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...
