Category: Internet

Jan 27, 2020

Microsoft Will Switch Office Pro Plus Users to Bing in Chrome Browsers

At the end of last week, the internet blew up with news that Microsoft will be changing the default search

Dec 11, 2019

Chrome Warns if Your Password is Part of a Data Breach

Sorry to say that it appears data breaches are now a way of life. It seems like we hear about

Dec 09, 2019

Expose Hidden Passwords in Your Browser

First, please don't instruct your browser to save your logon credentials. It's easy and convenient, but you probably don't remember

Dec 04, 2019

Android Apps Sending Encrypted Traffic

According to a post on Bleeping Computer, Google has reported that 80% of all Android apps are now using Transport

Nov 14, 2019

Brave – Another Browser for Your Toolkit

Brave is a privacy-focused browser and just came out of beta with its 1.0 version. It is available for Windows,

Nov 05, 2019

Best Services to Shorten URLs

We've all seen them. URLs that are so long they wrap around to a second line in a document. URL

Nov 04, 2019

Change Your Domain Registrar Password Now

It seems like we hear about a data breach every single day. One of the latest data breach notices involves

Sep 24, 2019

Stop Using Internet Explorer

There are all sorts of studies that show usage of Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) browser is very low. However, there

Jul 22, 2019

Browser Private Mode – Not so Private

You would think that if a developer called something private (not a military rank) it would mean that your information

Jul 08, 2019

How Fast is Your Internet Access?

Your internet service provider (ISP) charges you for internet access up to some particular speed. As an example, you may

Jun 13, 2019

Don’t Always Trust HTTPS Websites with a Green Padlock

Secure internet connections are a good thing. In fact, browsers are starting to penalize sites that don’t use secure connections.

Jun 06, 2019

Firefox Default – Block Trackers

The good news is privacy is becoming more and more important for users. The bad news…advertisers want to track your