How to secure your Yahoo Mail account properly
Yahoo released a statement yesterday in which it notified users of its mail service Yahoo Mail that it noticed a coordinated "effort to gain unauthorized access
Internet - Latest Posts
-
-
Academic Torrents makes datasets and papers available via BitTorrent
Sharing data is often not as easy as it sounds.
-
How to move multiple tabs in your web browser of choice
You can move tabs around in your web browser of choice easily.
-
vBulletin Cloud announced: remote forum hosting
VBulletin is a popular forum software that you find used by many large websites on the Internet.
-
Trove tries to tame news overload with curation
When it comes to news, one of the big issues that many users face is noise.
-
Turn animated gifs into HTML5 video streams to save bandwidth
After being used solely by webmasters in the beginning days of the Internet to bring life to otherwise static Internet pages, animated gifs have seen a revival
-
Vivaldi.net: a new home for My Opera users
When Opera Software announced that it would change the Opera browser significantly by using Chromium as its core, it was not really clear to many what this mean
-
How to disable Bitdefender Safepay
Safepay is a virtual browsing environment that is integrated into several Bitdefender products.
-
How to monitor extension updates in Chrome and Firefox
The purchase of popular browser extensions for Google chrome or Mozilla Firefox is a lucrative business.
-
How to block people on Google+ from emailing you
One of Google's primary goals, besides knowing more about you than your better half, is to integrate the company's Google+ service into its other services.
-
How to block images from being shown automatically on Gmail for Android
Most email clients come with settings that allow you to define whether you want images to be displayed directly when you open emails, or not.
-
Ultrasonic communication: use sound to transfer data
Whenever you want to chat with someone electronically, you will have to establish a connection somehow.
-
Keep track of television shows with epCheck
There are lots of TV databases out there on the Internet that you can use to track your favorite TV shows online, or get information about new and upcoming show
-
Yahoo Mail: How to filter and block email addresses
Yahoo Mail, like most email providers, offers options to filter or block email messages that you receive.
-
Darklogs: anonymous blogging service using Bitmessage
Depending on where you live and what you want to blog about, you may want to make sure that you stay anonymous doing so.
-
Droplr drops free accounts: some alternatives
Droplr is a cloud-based service that allows you to share files and screenshots with other users for free or with additional features and less restrictions as a
-
Chrome 34, Firefox 29, Internet Explorer 11: Memory Use 2014
I bench marked the memory use of popular web browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Opera back in 2012, and a lot happ
-
Bitmail: a decentral end-to-end encrypted P2P email client
Email without the use of proper encryption is inherently insecure.
-
Tabs are back! Yahoo restores Tabs on its email service Yahoo Mail
Yahoo launched a redesign of the company's email service Yahoo Mail in October 2013.
-
How to restore Basic HTML View on Gmail
Google's email service Gmail provided you with two different view modes for quite some time.
-
What is Youku.com, and how to access blocked contents from outside China
I do not blame you if you have never heard about Youku before.
-
Postbox email client review
I have the feeling that many companies have been pushing towards web-only services in the past two or so years.
-
Pirate Bay plans to move to software-based solution to make domains irrelevant
I stopped counting the domain changes of the Pirate Bay website after the first two or three.
-
How to block Gmail from displaying images in emails by default
Most email providers and programs nowadays do not display images and other data linked to third party servers by default when you open emails on their websites
-
How to make sure you do not miss emails in the new Gmail interface
The new Gmail interface that divides emails into different groups such as primary, promotions, social or forums has been up for some time now.
-
How to Disable Google location history?
To disable Google Location History (Timeline), open the Google Maps app, tap your profile picture, select Your Timeline, then More (three dots) > Settings an
-
Get a detailed log of all Thunderbird network traffic
If you are using the Thunderbird email desktop client on your system, you may have noticed that it does not really reveal a lot about connections that it makes.
-
F-Secure's Younited is now available publicly, sort of
F-Secure is best known for its security products such as Internet Security or Anti-Virus, and not necessarily for non-security related products.
-
Download Gmail and Google Calendar data from Google Takeout
The Google Takeout service has been created to provide users of Google services with the means to download data to their local system.
-
How to pick the right Usenet provider
If you never came into contact with the Usenet before, it is quite the challenge to get started.
-
IRCCloud: Web-based IRC client in Cloud
IRCCloud is a modern, always-connected IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client that runs in the cloud, allowing users to stay logged in, sync chat history, and receive
-
Where can you buy Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is the most popular crypto-currency currently, which can not only be attributed to the press coverage it gets, but also to the exchange rate it is curre
-
How to remove ads that Hola Unblocker injects on websites you visit
Some very popular services, Hulu and Netflix for example, restrict access to their services to users from specific countries.
-
Docdroid: Convert and Share PDF, DOC, DOCX online
DocDroid is a free, web-based service for uploading, converting, and sharing documents (PDF, DOC, DOCX, etc.
-
You can now create QR Codes on duckduckgo.com
So called QR Codes can be really useful to mobile users.
-
A first look at MediaFire Desktop, a new synchronization client for Windows and Mac
The file hosting business is a tough one.
-
Clumsy makes your Windows network conditions worse, on purpose
Most Internet users strive to have a reliable network connection to the Internet, as it enables them to enjoy what it has to offer without most of the issues th
-
Mozilla's annual report for 2012 highlights dependency on Google
The Mozilla Foundation has published its annual report for the year 2012 yesterday.
-
Adblock Plus lets you block YouTube annoyances now
The makers of the ad-blocking browser extension Adblock Plus have created several new custom blocking options.
-
Fabulous RSS Reader QuiteRSS 0.14 released
If you are a Ghacks regular you know that I prefer desktop programs over their mobile counterparts or web services any time of the day.
