Category: Browsers & Plugins

Web browsing has become an indispensable part of our daily lives. Whether for work, entertainment, or staying connected, the efficiency and speed of our web browsers significantly impact our online experiences. Among the plethora of options available, Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi, Maxthon, and Brave stand out as leading contenders. In this comprehensive review, we…

A secure and private web browser ensures full protection from hiding your information from outsiders to giving faster and secure browsing experience, it offers all the features. Secure web browser is the smartest way of avoiding data being collected by reputed companies like Facebook and Google. Here, we enlist several web browsers that will make…

The digital realm has witnessed an unceasing evolution of web browsers, each vying to provide users with the ultimate browsing experience. As the gateway to the internet, web browsers have become essential tools for daily life, work, and leisure. In this review, we will dive deep into the battle of the web browsers, exploring the…

Clearing cache and cookies in Google Chrome is essential for maintaining a smooth browsing experience and ensuring privacy. Cache and cookies are temporary files that are stored on your computer by websites you visit. While they can enhance browsing speed and improve user experience, they can also accumulate over time and potentially cause issues. In…

Web browsing has become an essential part of our daily lives, and we rely heavily on browsers to access the internet. However, slow browser speed can be frustrating, and it can waste a lot of time. Fortunately, there are several ways to speed up your web browser.  In this article, we will discuss how to…

The cache in any web browser stores data such as images, scripts, videos, and other similar parts of the websites to improve its loading speed and enhance your browsing experience, the next time you visit the same website. Though, clearing the cache on Firefox and other browsers becomes important to troubleshoot problems with browser’s overall…

The web browser remains central to modern life. Most of us these days depend on the World Wide Web to bring the world’s information to our fingertips, and put us in touch with people and events across the globe instantaneously. These powerful online experiences are possible thanks to an open web that can be accessed by anyone through a web…

Private browsing mode doesn’t offer complete privacy, but it does prevent your browser from saving your history, searches, cookies, and other private data between browsing sessions. You can have your browser always start in private browsing mode if you prefer it. Google Chrome To activate Google Chrome’s incognito mode by default, you must add a…

Every time you browse the web some toolbar which you don’t remember installing keeps annoying you. Well whether you installed it by accident or not, here’s a guide on how to remove unwanted toolbars from your browser. Toolbars can end up on your computer in various ways. The most common is when you install another piece of software and…

If you use Google Chrome and notice your computer slowing down, you’re not alone — Google’s browser has a bit of a reputation for eating up RAM.  If you don’t want to use Chrome’s  built-in task manager all the time, there are some extensions that can help you out. Option 1: The Great Suspender The Great…

It happens all the time. You open a web page expecting to read a plain text article and you’re confronted by a video that starts rolling without your permission. Fortunately, if you’re on Firefox, there’s a built-in option that prevents videos from starting until you click their play buttons. In our experience testing the feature,…

Clicking a mailto: link in any browser typically opens up the default email client your PC got bundled with (usually Windows or Mac Mail). But Firefox allows you to change how these links are handled in just a few steps. Once changed, you’ll open all mailto: links in the client of your choice, whether it’s…

When you visit web pages, download components or view images, you web browser stores the information on your computer as cache, so that you can be able to locate the same content or websites again much faster. If you have too many files stored in the browser history folder, you may also run into occasional…

There are a lot of ways you can speed up your browsing and reduce the amount of memory that it’s using, but possibly the most important is Chrome’s Task Manager. Much like the Windows Task Manager, you can use this window to see which tabs and extensions are using the most memory and close them…

In earlier versions of Windows, Microsoft tried to pioneer an alternative file format to PDFs. It was first called XPS (in Windows XP, Vista, and 7) and later became OpenXPS (in Windows 8 and 8.1). Now, in Windows 10, it seems Microsoft is finally ready to admit that PDFs are the way to go. If…

Just as  rebooting a computer fixes many issues, resetting your browser to its default settings can help fix several problems. Here’s how it works on Firefox. Unlike Chrome, Firefox hides the reset option in an unexpected location. You won’t find it under Firefox Preferences, which is probably where you’d expect it. Instead, you’ll find it under Help >…

Google Chrome has a lot of useful features that you should be using. Not only does it have a supercharged bookmarks manager for improved organization, but its built-in password manager keeps you safe and secure, too. But if you ask me, Chrome has one specific feature that really comes in handy, especially if you’re the kind of…