Before you click a link that interests you on a web page, you hover your mouse over that link before clicking on it. Guess how much time spent between these two actions? Believe it or not, it is well over 300 ms. So, why not taking advantage of this timespan […]
By default, the New Tab (Plus) icon is located on the right side of the last live tab. Usually it’s unchangeable but Google’s undergoing some experiments to allow you to re-position this icon to a different place. Since it’s an experimental feature, you can only change it through a new […]
Capturing a screenshot of any web page in full isn’t as easy as it sounds. Printing or saving it to PDF simply doesn’t cut it. You will need something else to help out. If you are using Google Chrome as your main browser, Full Page Screen Capture is a perfect […]
Having a system-wide audio equalizer improves the overall enjoyment. Since it’s not available out of the box, what is the option on Ubuntu? Luckily, the out of box sound component, PulseAudio, used on Ubuntu has its own equalizer that you can install and utilize. You will just have to install […]
If you have a web page that cuts the images in half when printed, all you need to do is add the following codes in your CSS style sheet. @media print { div { page-break-inside: avoid; }} Magic.
If the sidebar is floated to the right and is shorter than the main area the footer then is required to jump up into that available space, like below: To fix it, you can #footer { Clear: both;} or add an empty div before the footer block with the style […]
If you are a web developer you may always wonder which tech stacks a website is using when came across a site that is either your competitors’ or simply looks great and attractive. SiteStacks got you covered with a free search tool that reveals that info for you. The tool […]
Traditionally, DNS queries and responses are sent over the internet without encryption. This could very well lead to tracking and spoofing vulnerabilities that put users data at risk. There are many servers in between your computer and DNS server. Information travels through these servers, called on-path routers, can be tracked […]
Since Chrome 66, if you are using Chrome as your password manager you can export all your saved password to a plain CSV file that you can save for your own reference. Here is how to do it. Go to the Settings page, expand the Advanced and click Manage passwords under […]
If you are not aware, Google Chrome has an Ad Blocker built right into its popular browser as of February 15, 2018. It’s designed to not weep out all ads from Chrome but will be blocking ads on sites that repeatedly violate standards set forth by the Coalition for Better […]