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 […]
Now that there are some Extensions Preview available for Microsoft Edge, it’s time to try them out in Chrome and see if they are indeed compatible. First of all, let’s get the extension package first: Go to Microsoft Edge Extensions page to find and download the extension you want to […]
Chrome’s default Tab page is pretty awesome, simple and useful. But if it’s the same page popping up in front of your eyes every single time it’s hard to not get bored. It’s time to give the Tab page a new makeup with these cool Chrome Extensions. Get a new […]
Windows 10 has Cortana doing all the searches for you, not only anything indexed locally on your computer but also stuff over on the web as well. When doing the search on the web with Cortana, it uses Bing as the default search engine and it cannot be changed. If […]
Browser caching, when enabled, saves elements of a web page such as images, the CSS stylesheet files, to local storage so that when the same page gets visited by the same visitor next time the page will load faster. It’s also a key element that determines how faster your website […]
Let’s say you want to pin a few tabs in Chrome or drag them out to a new window. Instead of doing them one by one, you can select all tabs you want to pin or move and do them all at once by holding down the Ctrl key and mouse clicking them. Yes, […]
Google Chrome has a built-in password manager that saves your online credentials whenever you sign-in to a website using Chrome. Since Chrome is available on all platforms, including iOS and Android phones, you can always have access to your saved passwords. And even you are on a computer that doesn’t […]
Google is giving many of its products a material design makeover. The new Material design for the Downloads page i.e., chrome://downloads/ can be enabled in Chrome versions older than version 49 by enabling an experimental Chrome flag. Go to chrome://flags/ and look for the flag; Enable Material Design downloads.