Ever encounter text that’s too small to read? Here are two ways to change the size of the text in your Google Chrome browser. Continue reading
Ever encounter text that’s too small to read? Here are two ways to change the size of the text in your Google Chrome browser. Continue reading
Learn how you can save your Spotify playlists with this super-simple tip! Check it out! Continue reading
Here are a couple methods for creating webpage desktop shortcuts in Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Opera. Continue reading
Speed up your browsing by using these built-in tools to control website Flash content in Internet Explorer. Continue reading
Learn how to set up a consistent look between browsers, with this look at Internet Explorer. Continue reading
Learn about the Open All In Tabs Firefox trick – it’ll help you get stuff done in a jiffy when you’re browsing the Internet! Continue reading
Finding word definitions on the web just became easier, thanks to a new extension for Google Chrome. With this feature installed, simply double-clicking a word on a web page activates a pop-up with a definition of that word. Continue reading
Want to help YouTube test our their newest features before anyone else? You need to check out TestTube, then! Continue reading
Did you know that Google can help you figure out lengthy Roman numeral sequences? Well, it can! Check it out! Continue reading
Are paper and ink comics becoming another casualty of the digital revolution, or can they find room to coexist in today’s world? With the mobile device comic apps becoming more popular, only time will tell. Continue reading
Use Google Flight Research to do all your snooping around before you book a flight! Check it out today and book with confidence! Continue reading
Multi Links is a Firefox add-on which allows you to open several links into individual tabs in the current browser window. Continue reading
Here are a couple of painless procedures for finding and cleaning up unwanted, unused, or inactive Firefox bookmarks. Continue reading
Here’s a fun little distraction from the makers of Firefox, called Webify Me! What it does is asks you 20 questions pertaining to your web personality and makes you your very own custom collage that’s indicative of your online habits! Take a look! Continue reading
Want to know what version of Internet Explorer you have on your Windows 7 computer? This article will show you the steps you need to take to find out. Continue reading
Did you know that you can change the reading order of the Internet Explorer 9 address bar? Well, you can! Here’s how! Continue reading
Did you know that you can look at your recently closed Tabs and Windows under the Firefox History menu? Well, you can! Continue reading
Here’s a little time-saver for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox that’ll cut your copy & paste search time down a bit. Continue reading
AddonFox allows you to download many of the best Firefox extensions with just a few simple clicks! Continue reading
Google Maps now includes weather. Take a look at this tip to learn more about this informative new feature. Continue reading
If you’re disturbed by the technological nanny state in which browsers want know your whereabouts at all times, here’s how to opt out in Chrome and Firefox. Continue reading
Here’s a quick tip for Spotify that shows you how to make a quick playlist without all the dragging and dropping! Continue reading
Did you know that you can use Google Chrome’s address bar (the Omnibox) to do simple mathematical calculations? Well you can! Continue reading
Did you know that with a simple right-click you can check an individual tab’s history in Mozilla Firefox? It’s easy! Continue reading
Did you know that Microsoft’s “Bing” search engine has a rewards program? Earn credits and get stuff for searching with them today! Continue reading
Learn how make multiple sites your home page(s) in Chrome and Firefox. Continue reading