Facebook added the sticker feature in its comments section. For those who dislike it, you can disable stickers in Facebook comments in Chrome and Firefox.
Tab Resize is a Chrome extension that allows you to easily split the screen layout to display multiple tabs in one tiled view. Let’s check out how it works.
Google has just discovered a POODLE exploit that can affect millions of browsers worldwide at this moment. Let’s see how you can protect yourself from POODLE exploit.
If you are trying out a new Firefox-based browser, you can transfer the content of your old user profiles so all your items are intact. Here’s how to do it.
With the open-source nature of Mozilla’s Firefox, there are many variants that you can use. The question is, which one is the best and which should you use?
Firefox comes with a Quick Find feature that allows you to search for text when you start typing. Here is how you can get the same feature in Google Chrome.
One way to encrypt your files is via the public/private key. Let’s take a look at the public key encryption concept to understand how it can protect you.
If you always have a set of URLs that you want to load whenever you run the browser, Multiopen for Firefox allows you to open multiple links quickly and easily.
You’ve probably seen the term RFC thrown around in applications that you’ve been using. What is this mysterious RFC that people been talking about? Let’s find out.
ViewMarks puts a creative twist on your Firefox bookmarks using a file manager paradigm. It lets you manage your bookmarks like they’re files and folders.
There are numerous tools for writing in Markdown via the web. We’ll be taking a look at some of the best markdown editor for web. Read on for more detail.
