Even More Browser Features You May Not Be Using – Firefox

Today, we're going to look at even more browser features you may not be using. This post is a continuation of the series called "Browser Features You May Not Be Using." This is the third post. You'll find the first one which was all about Microsoft Edge HERE. The second one was about Google Chrome …

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More Browser Features You May Not Be Using – Google Chrome

Today, I continue the series called "Browser Features You May Not Be Using." This is the second post in the series. You'll find the first one which was all about Microsoft Edge HERE. Reader Unlike Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome's Reader is (strangely) not turned on by default. Here's how to turn it on: Open Google …

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Let’s Talk About Browser Extensions

Let's talk about browser extensions. You need to know what they are and why you might want to use them. With this in mind, let's dig in. What Are They? You know what browers are, of course. Whether you use Safari, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox or Opera, there are extensions available for each of …

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How To Delete And Control Cookies In Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera and Vivaldi

I promised you in my post "What Is The Cookie Pop-up I Keep Seeing On Websites? GDPR Cookie Consent?" that I would create a video showing you how to delete and control cookies in Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Opera and Vivaldi. Well, this is it! First Party and Third Party Cookies When I told …

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Ignore Microsoft and Google

In my recent post, "Delete Now!," I explained through verbiage and a video the importance of NOT saving passwords in your browsers. I based my narrative on my own experiences; those opinions of well-known hackers and cybersecurity analysists; and the NZ Bankers Association which said in a post: "A common mistake that users make is …

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