Guest Mode is a private browsing mode Chrome brought over quite a while ago. When you are browsing as a Guest in Chrome, you leave nothing behind. There will be no histories and no cookies saved on the computer when you close out the Guest session. But wait, doesn’t it […]
Similar to Chrome, Microsoft Edge also has a flags page full of experimental settings for both developers and savvy users to try out. To access it, just type about:flags in the address bar in Edge and press Enter. The settings in the Flags page could be interesting and unstable at […]
The Chrome already has a pretty decent password manager built in which is my go-tool to manage my online passwords. But do you know that it also come with a hidden password generator as well? Here is how you can enable and use it. Open Chrome, type the following address […]
Google finally brought its Material Design into Chrome version 53 and it looks awesome. If you like the approach, you may want to dive into these hidden settings in the Flags page to have an even better user experience. Material Design in the browser’s top chrome Url: chrome://flags/#top-chrome-md Available options: Default […]
Since Chrome version 53, the default Incognito window, aka the InPrivate window, has the dark theme that looks like this. Quite black. That’s because of the Material Design that’s been integrated into this version of Chrome. If you still prefer a light theme of Incognito window like before, here is […]
As a content publisher, I hate ad blockers no matter how brilliant it is. But I also have to admit that as a content consumer, I love the cleanness of the website and enjoy reading more with no ads floating around. That’s why I still have Adblock Plus plugin installed and […]
Backup & Restore Dropbox is a WordPress plugin that backs up your WordPress websites to the local storage or your Dropbox cloud storage, including both files and database, and use these backups to restore, duplicate, clone, or migrate your site to another location. Also as the name indicates, it uploads […]
I follow and listen to a lot of podcasts, and always have a stream of episodes queuing up in what’s called Up Next on my iPhone’s Podcast app. I rely on that list so much to organize what to listen while I am on the road, but I found it […]
Normally, to update Chrome, you go to the Settings menu (either 3 verticle dots in Material Design or hamburger icon), click on Help and About Google Chrome. Or just simply go to Chrome://help from the address bar. Then, when you are at the Help page, the update will start automatically if it […]
Windows 10 Build 14926 introduced a new experimental feature in Microsoft Edge browser called Snooze. Joining with other tab context menu options, Snooze is a tab option that provides the end user with a way to set a Cortana reminder on the website/webpage you are visiting. Right-click on a tab that […]