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Display which programs accept or have established Internet connections on Windows
How do you know which programs on Windows have established connections to the Internet or are accepting them? Some programs may reveal the information to you di
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Yandex releases alpha version of new minimalistic browser
Minimalism seems to be the trend of the hour, or more precisely, of the past two or three years in the browser world.
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Use the Startpage Proxy to browse websites anonymously
Proxy server offer a fast and easy way of accessing websites without revealing your IP address.
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What private browsing reveals about you
This is the third part of a mini series about privacy on the Internet.
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Comodo promises faster Dragon browser updates
Several browsers based on Chromium came out shortly after Google released its Chrome web browser.
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TCP Monitor Plus, lightweight network monitor for Windows
TCP Monitor Plus is a portable program for Windows to analyze network related connections and data on a PC running Windows.
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What you can do if others want to access your computer
Privacy is probably the number one reason why you may not want others to access your computer.
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All the things you can use private browsing mode for
While private browsing is mostly associated with browsing the naughty parts of the Internet it can be used for a wide variety of other things as well.
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How Amazon's unlimited photo storage for Cloud Drive works
Amazon Prime has evolved a lot in recent time.
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Review of UsenetBucket, a Dutch Usenet provider
I have been a happy Giganews customer for a very long time and recommend the service still.
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Otter Browser Beta 3 brings sidebar and other improvements
When Norwegian company Opera Software announced the retirement of the company's own Presto engine in favor of WebKit and shortly thereafter Blink, some users of
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Massive Benchmark highlights asm.js performance of web browsers
Performance or more precisely JavaScript performance has been a thing in the browser world ever since Google launched its Chrome browser to the public.
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This is what Pale Moon's Firefox Compatibility Mode setting is all about
The Pale Moon 25.
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Mozilla plans to ship Lightning add-on with Thunderbird 38 email client
Thunderbird is the main email client that I use on all desktop systems.
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Why I won't be using Google's Inbox
Inbox is a new email service by Google that is currently being available on an invite-only basis.
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DBook Review - Structured And collaborative writing
I started writing a book a while ago in a great tool called Editorially.
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A core difference between Firefox's and Chrome's private browsing mode
Most modern browsers ship with a private browsing mode that can be started independently from the main browsing session.
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How good are Udemy's online courses? Tips to get you started
Udemy is an online learning platform that brings together students and instructors from all over the world.
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Pale Moon 25 available now, introduces major changes
Pale Moon is a popular web browser that is probably best described as a spin-off of the Mozilla Firefox web browser.
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Evernote for the web gets an update with new Beta design
While there are alternatives, most people fall into one of two categories when it comes to technology-based note taking.
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A first look at Maxthon's MxNitro browser
While the Maxthon browser has not reached the popularity of browsers like Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox or even Opera yet, it has a loyal following that li
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How to buy items from Yahoo Auctions Japan if you are not Japanese?
To buy from Yahoo Auctions Japan as a non-resident, you must use a Japanese proxy service (e.
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Beta version of email service Mailpile is out
I reviewed Mailpile back in August of 2013 for the first time.
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Your brain is the most powerful defense against Internet threats
The BBC reports that users of the popular video streaming website Twitch.
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Check and fix remote network issues with ZOLA Connection Troubleshooter
Fixing remote network issues can be quite the time consuming tasks.
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Find out if your Gmail password was stolen
Update: From what has been gathered so far, it appears as if this is not a new hack, and that the list may have been created from different sources.
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Find out how many cookies Internet sites save to your system
A cookie is a little snippet of data that websites can save to systems of users connecting to them.
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This is what the new MSN homepage looks like
Whenever a popular Internet website announces changes, chance is high that a vocal part of its userbase, often not the majority, criticizes some or
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Tools to optimize the Memory Usage of Firefox and Chrome
Web browsers can use a lot of memory on a computer system.
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How to manage muted accounts on Twitter
If you spend time on Twitter regularly, you may know that tweets by users that you don't follow may appear in your timeline.
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How Tribler aims to improve the privacy of Bittorrent users
Direct connections between users are used by the Bittorrent protocol by default.
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How to keep files in sync on multiple devices without Internet storage
The introduction of cloud hosting services such as Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive or Google Drive have made it fairly easy for computer users to synchronize data b
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DuckieTV brings TV show tracking and torrent searching to Chrome
Keeping track of TV shows can be quite the daunting task if you like to watch several of them.
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Dropbox increases Pro account storage limit to 1 Terabyte
The file synchronization service Dropbox is loved by many even though it is not the cheapest when you compare the price to Gigabyte ratio that you get when you
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Bittorrent Sync 1.4 makes sharing folders a breeze
While things have improved significantly in recent time in regards to sharing large files or folders with others, it is still far from what many would call easy
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AdDetector reveals sponsored posts on websites you visit
You find different types of sponsored posts on the Internet.
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WikiWand is a reliable Wikipedia frontend
Wikiwand is a commercial software interface designed to modernize and improve the Wikipedia user experience, offering better readability, faster navigation, and
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Mozilla's Lightspeed could make the web a lot simpler
Lightspeed is an idea by Philipp Sackl and Michael Verdi of Mozilla that could make the web simpler to use without sacrificing privacy or security in the proces
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Bleep: a decentralized encrypted messaging program from BitTorrent
A recent trend in communication is to add encryption to common forms of messaging such as email or chat.
