If you’ve been reading about tech for a while now, then you’re probably familiar with how to get into the Task Manager and take a look at how your hardware is performing. Most people think that keeping the statistics as low as possible across the board for all categories at the top of the columns […]
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Mute Audio for Tab in Google Chrome
By Mathew
Whether you’re using a desktop computer or a laptop, if you’re sharing a house with someone, you’ll want to know how to control your audio. The simplest method is to mute everything by using the Sound icon in the system tray of the taskbar, but the Google Chrome web browser also offers some more specific […]
Permanently Mute Site in Google Chrome
By Mathew
Whether you’re using a desktop computer or a laptop, if you’re sharing a house with someone, you’ll want to know how to control your audio. The simplest method is to mute everything by using the Sound icon in the system tray of the taskbar, but the Google Chrome web browser also offers some more specific […]
Remove Individual Autocomplete Suggestions in Google Chrome
By Mathew
Google Chrome is now ten years old. Google has marked this anniversary with a huge release called Chrome 69. It’s been a while since we’ve seen a Chrome release with as many features as this. The one that everyone notices first is the new material design, or what people commonly refer to as the feature […]
Disable New Rounded UI in Chrome 69
By Mathew
Google Chrome is now ten years old. Google has marked this anniversary with a massive release called Chrome 69. It’s been a while since we’ve seen a Chrome release with as many features as this. The one that everyone notices first is the new material design, or what people commonly refer to as the feature […]
Disable Password Saving in Google Chrome
By Mathew
To help make your time on the Web more efficient, Google Chrome will ask if you would like for the browser to save your passwords when you’ve entered them for a website. Most people love the idea of Chrome remembering passwords because it means the next time they go back to that same site, it […]
Apply Dark Incognito Theme to Google Chrome Regular Mode
By Mathew
Google Chrome is now ten years old. Google has marked this anniversary with a huge release called Chrome 69. It’s been a while since we’ve seen a Chrome release with as many features as this. The one that everyone notices first is the new material design, or what people commonly refer to as the feature […]
Manage Audio Focus Across Tabs in Google Chrome
By Mathew
Google Chrome is now overwhelmingly the most used web browser in the world and for good reason. It’s lightning quick speed makes it appealing for web surfers. Its minimalist design can take some getting used to, depending on what browser you’re accustomed to, but the fact that it is so minimalist is part of the […]
Enable Rich Search Suggestions in Google Chrome
By Mathew
Google Chrome has won millions of hearts over, thanks to its simplicity and efficiency. Once you get the hang of how it begins to remember the URLs that you visit, so you no longer have to type them out in full, it’s hard not to love how quickly the webpages load. Of course, there’s more […]
Disable Not Secure Badge for HTTP Web Sites in Google Chrome
By Mathew
Not to toot our own horns, but there is a lot of work that goes into running a website if you’re going to keep it up to date with all the latest updates that are expected of you (that’s if you’re going to try to go toe-to-toe with the best sites in the world). We […]
Enable Picture-in-Picture Mode in Google Chrome
By Mathew
It wasn’t that long ago that we wrote an article about always keeping Windows on top when using a version of the Windows operating system in general. That same feature was introduced to Android 8.0 (Oreo), released around 12 months ago, and now Google has introduced something similar to their Google Chrome web browser as […]
Enable Lazy Loading in Google Chrome
By Mathew
For years website owners have often incorporated “lazy loading” to help make webpages load quicker for the reader. They would do this by only loading the particular element after others, or only when the reader scrolls down the page to the point where it is requested. This method won’t shave down the overall load time, […]
Enable/Disable Native Google Chrome Notifications in Windows 10
By Mathew
Google has been working on implementing native Chrome notifications for the Windows 10 operating system for a while now. Those notifications have now officially become available for people to see. The Google Chrome notifications—which can include inline replies, progress bars, images, lists, and more—that you can see appear close to where your Action Center is, […]
Enable Emoji Picker in Google Chrome
By Mathew
You might notice some websites (like ours) allow for emoji characters in the comments. This is an added extra that we usually have on but can sometimes take off because of performance reasons. A lot of the websites that you use might allow for emoji when you go to type a comment, but you don’t […]
Install 64-Bit Version of Google Chrome
By Mathew
Google Chrome is currently the world’s best web browser. As a Windows user and fan, I never like to hurt their products with my opinions, but it’s true—there really is no denying it. If you’re only just starting to use Google Chrome, it might take some getting used to: you need to start spelling the […]
Google Chrome Native Ad Blocking Starting February 15, 2018
By Mathew
If you’ve been a webmaster over the last five years and continued to be one today and you’re traffic hasn’t risen, you’d probably be doing it pretty tough these days given the number of people choosing to block ads. Google is a multi-billion dollar company thanks it owning its own advertising network called Google Adsense […]
Google Chrome 64 for Android Released with Abusive Ad Experience Prevention
By Mathew
Google has announced the release of Chrome 64 for Android. The new browser version will be rolling out over the next few weeks on the Google Play Store. Google Chrome 64 for Android now prevents abusive advertisements from overtaking your device and giving you a bad user experience. Over the last few years, there has […]
Bypass Paywalls with Anti-Paywall for Chrome and Firefox
By Mathew
Some websites choose to display paywalls so you only get a limited number of articles you can view before the paywall shows up and you’re locked out from seeing any more content until you subscribe. There has long been a trick to get around these paywalls in Google Chrome, and the method probably works for […]
Best Ad Blocking Extensions for Google Chrome
By Mathew
There are some more-than-significant issues in today’s world that are urgent: we are Warming the planet, most of the world’s money is landing in the hands of a Few being two that sit at the top of my own mind. While I sit here and continue to come to terms with how the person currently residing […]
Use Google Chrome Remote Desktop on Any Computer with Chrome Browser Installed
By Mathew
There are lots of programs out there that can help you remotely connect to other computers. We’ve been big fans of TeamViewer for a lot of years now as it was the first program we learned how to use such features without having to go to too much trouble to get it working. Microsoft Windows […]
What Could Microsoft Edge Do to Get More Market Share Over Google Chrome?
By Mathew
If you aren’t a Google Chrome user, then you should be alarmed at the rate of its market share rise. When it comes to web browser market share, there are two that you need to worry about. One of them is for the mobile browser, and the other is for the desktop browser. You shouldn’t […]
What Is Microsoft Edge and Why Would I Choose It Over Google Chrome and Other Web Browsers?
By Mathew
Part of my job is to make sure I know what I’m talking about (most of the time), so I do a lot of research online before I write. If you look at the statistics for web browser usage, the Google Chrome web browser usage is continuing to rise at an alarming rate. I’m surprised […]
Fix This Site Can’t Be Reached, Domain Took Too Long To Load in Google Chrome
By Mathew
Like Microsoft Windows, the Google Chrome browser is no stranger to having features changed. One of the great things that was available directly from the Google Chrome adders bar was the chance to find all the extensions. It was a common way to finding a solution to Adobe flash player issues. Sadly, that extensions part […]
Update Google Chrome to Latest Version
By Mathew
If you are a regular Google Chrome web browser user, you might think you are definitely already using Google Chrome up to date. You knew what you were doing when you researched how to install it, you clicked all of the right buttons and installed it successfully, so surely everything is taken care of from […]
Enable/Disable Google Chrome Background Tab Throttling in Windows
By Mathew
As of March 16th, there is a new version of the Google Chrome web browser available officially released. It’s called the stable channel version 57.0.2987.110. The newer version of Google Chrome comes with a feature called background tab throttling that has never been available before in earlier versions of the world’s most used web browser. […]
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