Add domain and icon to Gmail's email listings
Gmail Sender Icons is a browser extension for the Google Chrome web browser that adds domain information and icons to Gmail's email listings.
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Yahoo Messenger is dead
Yahoo revealed today that it will no longer support Yahoo Messenger, the company's instant messaging program, after July 17, 2018.
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Phil Zimmermann joins Startpage.com
Startpage.
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Find out if your email address has been sold
Have I Been Sold is a new free and open source web service that helps you find out if your email address has been sold by companies in the past.
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Fun facts about GDPR and its effect on the Internet
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a new law to protect the data of people in the EU and EEA, was implemented on Friday.
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Privacy Badger removes Facebook's link tracking
The Electronic Frontier Foundation released a new version of Privacy Badger today for Chrome and Firefox that removes link tracking techniques that Facebook use
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First look at VPNhub
VPNhub is a new VPN service for mobile and desktop devices that has been created by one of the world's largest adult video streaming services Pornhub.
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Thunderbird 52.8.0 security update released
Thunderbird 52.
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A look at Waterfox 56.2.0
The web browser Waterfox 56.
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Pale Moon 27.9.2 security update released
Pale Moon 27.
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OpenPGP and S/Mime vulnerability EFAIL discovered
EFAIL is the name of a new set of vulnerabilities that allow attackers to exploit issues in OpenPGP and S/Mime to gain access to encrypted messages.
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Configure Gmail offline mail
Gmail users who wanted to access emails offline had two options up until now.
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How secure or private is Gmail's new confidential mode?
Google launched a redesign of the Gmail web interface last month.
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How to change your Twitter password
Twitter revealed on May 3, 2018 that the company stored user passwords in plain text for a considerable amount of time.
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Re-based Basilisk Browser released
A new version of the Basilisk web browser was released last week which the development team described as a re-fork and re-based version.
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What I like and don't like about the new Gmail interface
Google started the rollout of the new Gmail interface yesterday.
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New Gmail user interface: Material Design 3
The new Gmail user interface (often referred to as the "integrated view" or Material Design 3) is now the standard experience for all users, eliminating the opt
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Vivaldi 1.15 update information
Vivaldi Technologies released a new version of the company's web browser Vivaldi to the public today.
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Thunderbird 60 and extensions support
Thunderbird 60 will be the next major release of the desktop email program.
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Wikipedia adds page preview functionality
Browsing on the world's largest community powered online encyclopedia Wikipedia just got a whole lot easier thanks to the integration of page preview functional
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MailStore Home 11.0 is out
MailStore Home is a popular email backup solution that non-commercial users may use to back up data from locally installed email clients and directly from email
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Pale Moon 27.9.0 is out
The Pale Moon team released an update for the stable version of the web browser yesterday that brings the version to 27.
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Oath's privacy policy is a privacy nightmare
If you are an AOL or Yahoo user, then you better take note that Oath, the new Verizon-owned parent company of AOL and Yahoo, has published an updated its privac
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Why I'm using multiple web browsers
I get asked frequently about the web browser that I use and I usually answer that I use them all.
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Avast Secure Browser: Private Web Browser Download
Avast Secure Browser is a free, Chromium-based web browser developed by Avast, specifically designed to prioritize user privacy and security.
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Connecting to a Nextcloud server on GNU/Linux
I'm sure by this point, it's no question what 'cloud storage' is, essentially a file locker on a remote machine.
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Firefox 61: add search engine in Page Actions menu
Mozilla removed the classic search bar from new Firefox installations with the release of Firefox 57 but did not touch the search bar in existing Firefox instal
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How to detect Zero-Width Characters fingerprinting
All modern web browsers support zero-width characters.
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HTTPS Everywhere: ruleset updating without extension updates
A new version of the HTTPS Everywhere browser extension introduces a new feature that separates ruleset updates from extension updates.
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Google bans Chrome cryptocurrency mining extensions
James Wagner, Google Chrome Extensions Platform Product Manager, announced yesterday that Google decided to ban cryptocurrency mining extensions in the company'
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Tor Project announces end of Tor Messenger
The Tor Project launched Tor Messenger back in 2015 as a beta with the aim to improve the security of instant messaging communication services and user privacy.
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DonationCoder celebrate 13 year anniversary with fundraiser and giveaway
DonationCoder is a unique site on the Internet that was created back in 2005.
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What happened to Ixquick? The search engine is now Startpage
Ixquick no longer exists as a separate search engine: it is Startpage.
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Cloudflare launches fast and privacy-focused DNS at 1.1.1.1
Cloudflare announced the launch of its new public DNS service 1.
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LogMeIn to shut down Xmarks on May 1, 2018
LogMeIn, parent company of LastPass, announced today that it will shut down the cross-browser bookmark synchronization service Xmarks on May 1, 2018.
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How to check if sites use WebRTC
WebRTC is one of these new technologies that is on the one hand pretty useful and on the other a privacy nightmare as it can be abused.
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Waterfox 56.1.0 web browser release information
Waterfox 56.
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Vivaldi Browser makes DuckDuckGo default search engine in private windows
Vivaldi Technologies revealed a moment ago that the search engine DuckDuckGo is the new default search engine in private windows, and that users may set a diffe
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Keepa: Amazon price history and tracking
Keepa -Â Amazon Price Tracker is a browser extension for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Microsoft Edge to improve your online shopping exp
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Private Internet Access releases software as open source
Private Internet Access, a company best known for its VPN Service of the same name, announced today that it started the process of releasing all of its software
