Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, etc.
Unlike Microsoft Edge, Chrome still doesn’t have a native Reader Mode in place out of the box. You will need an extension like this or use services like Pocket or Instapaper to enable the Reader Mode within the browser. However, it does come with a feature that you can print […]
Chrome browser is great, but it’s the tons of excellent extensions that make Chrome over other popular browsers on the market. If you are interested in seeing where the magic happens, here is how you can check out the source code of any extensions installed on your Chrome. Through File […]
In most browsers, including Microsoft Edge, the backspace key functions as what the name of the key implies, take you back to a previous web page. It used to be an option in old versions of Chrome as well but not anymore since Chrome 52. Google thinks that “Many people […]
Incognito mode, called inPrivate in IE and Edge, allows you to browse websites privately without leaving any footprints behind. You press Ctrl+Shift+N to open up a Chrome window in Incognito mode and start browsing in peace. But if you have a website opened up in a tab that you actually […]
What to do when there is no internet? If you are using Google Chrome, here are a few things that you can still do when being offline. Offline edit files through Google Docs Read emails in Gmail Read cached web content that you have browsed before etc. Then when none […]
Google Chrome’s Settings panel is basically a web page that opens in a new tab when requested. But if you prefer having it opened in a new window instead, there is an experimental setting that you can use to make that happen. Launch Chrome and type the following address in the […]
Typically when a web page is loaded, the “loading” icon on the tab in Chrome spins at first, indicating that there are network activities going on at the moment. But when it stops, it doesn’t necessary mean that all the network activities stopped the same time. There are still a […]
There are many reasons why emails are being tracked. Because of that, there are services available out there that can help track emails sent to you, like BananaTag, Sidekick, and ContactMonkey. If you’d like to know which emails in your Gmail inbox are being tracked before opening them, UglyEmail is […]
By default, both Firefox and Chrome installer will attempt to elevate and get the program installed system-widely but in a lot of cases, you may prefer only having it installed only under your own user profile, especially on a system that doesn’t have both browsers installed. It’s really easy to […]
Have upgraded more than dozen Windows computers to Windows 10, this is the first time I encountered a font issue in Chrome. And it happens to a lot of websites including Gmail and some of the sites I visit almost on daily basis. All fonts appeared to be small, thin and […]