Hey Google, what do you know about me? Because billions of people use YouTube, Gmail, Google Maps, and Search every day, the answer is “quite a lot”. Google collects and analyses tons of user data to hone their adverts. But what exactly does Google know about you, specifically? This simple guide will give you some idea of how much personal data Google has on you.
The Ecosia search engine uses its revenue to support reforestation projects around the world. Every search query on Ecosia indirectly helps the environment. In our article, we’ll find out more about the environmentally conscious search engine and learn how to set it up in popular browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari.
Rawpixel.comShutterstock Some cookies can be very helpful – they let you sleep on those impulse purchases and keep them from disappearing out of your shopping cart, or log into social media sites with just one click. But not all cookies make surfing the web easier, and some may even forward unwanted information to third parties. It is a good idea to learn how to clear cookies, and this guide will show you how to clear…
Push notifications provide you with up-to-the minute information like messages and news updates. But if you have notifications activated for too many apps, you can quickly lose track of what’s going on. Luckily, it takes just a few clicks to deactivate unnecessary notifications. Keep reading to find out how to turn off push notifications in iOS, Android, and Chrome.
Push notifications are a great way to stay up to date on app and website news. Enabling push notifications is a breeze if you know how to do it. Learn how to turn on push notifications on your browser and your apps in just a few clicks, and how to customize and manage your notification settings. Read on to find out more.
The “inspect element” feature is part of the Chrome Developer Tools. Also known as Chrome DevTools, it has proven to be a kind of Swiss Army knife when working with websites. Chrome Developer Tools and their features are essential for web design, development and search engine optimization in Chrome and other browsers. Read on to find out more.
Want to import bookmarks in Internet Explorer? The ability to create bookmarks is one of the most useful features of any web browser. Like most browsers, the classic Internet Explorer from Microsoft allows you to create your own library of links. You can also add external bookmarks to your library at any time: We'll show you how to use Internet Explorer to import favorites from other versions or…
As Apple's default browser, Safari is many users’ app of choice when surfing the World Wide Web on a daily basis. In terms of functionality, the web client is every bit as full-featured as alternative solutions like Firefox: For example, you can even import Safari bookmarks created with other browsers or on other devices. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how.
Trying to restore your tabs in Chrome? Accidentally closed your Chrome browser or individual tabs and simply can’t find those pages again? As a Google Chrome user, you can prevent this from happening, thanks to a built-in feature that lets you restore your most recently closed tabs. How do you restore tabs in Chrome, and does it make a difference if you want to restore individual or multiple tabs?
Want to restore your session in Firefox? If you accidentally close Firefox all the tabs you had open will disappear from the tab bar when you reopen the browser. Fortunately, the web browser has a built-in feature for restoring your previous Firefox session or individual tabs. How does this feature work and what settings are required to restore tabs in Firefox?
