Mozilla plans to add Webp support to Firefox
Mozilla, maker of Firefox and other things, is working on bringing support for the webp format to the Firefox web browser.
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Photo filter app Prisma goes offline
Prisma, the photo filter application for Android and iOS devices that turns your photos into artwork, is now capable of handling the processing offline on iOS,
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Internet Connection speed tests with HTML5
It makes sense at time to check the connection speed of an Internet connection.
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Opera VPN launches for Android
Opera Software released its free VPN application for Android today after making it available to iOS devices earlier this year.
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Mozilla reveals its Firefox 64-bit for Windows plan
The Firefox web browser is available as a 32-bit and 64-bit application for all supported desktop operating systems including Windows.
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GitHub Plus easier GitHub downloading
GitHub Plus is a free browser extension for Google Chrome that improves the file browsing and download process on the project hosting site GitHub.
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Microsoft Desktop App Converter Guide
Microsoft showcased its Desktop App Converter program some time ago to highlight how easy it is to convert some desktop programs to Universal Apps format.
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OpenStreetView launches
OpenStreetView is a free crowd-sourced service by OpenStreetMap that offers street imagery that users of the service push to it while using it.
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Configure digital pen shortcuts on Windows 10
The following guide explains to you how to change digital pen shortcuts on devices running Windows 10.
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Unchecky 1.0 Stable is out
Unchecky 1.
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Trend Micro Ransomware Screen Unlocker Tool
Trend Micro Ransomware Screen Unlocker Tool is a free program for Microsoft Windows operating systems that helps you unlock the screen after ransomware attacks.
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Tiny Scanner: Android Document Scanner
Tiny Scanner is a free application for Google's Android operating system that you may use to scan documents using the device's camera.
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Microsoft Software Repair Tool for Windows 10
Software Repair Tool is a free program for Windows 10 by Microsoft that you may be asked to run when contacting Microsoft Support.
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Windows 10 Annoyance: Choose default apps
Windows 10 ships with a new interface to choose default applications on the system.
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Google to retire Chrome Apps
Google announced today that it will discontinue Chrome apps on all desktop operating system systems, but keep supporting them on Chrome OS.
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Google tests article recommendations in Chrome mobile
Google launched a new feature in Chrome Dev for Android recently that pushes article recommendations to the web browser's New Tab page.
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Firefox 51: new Search Restore feature
Mozilla plans to launch a new search reset feature in Firefox 51 that enables users to restore the default search engine should the need arise.
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Windows 10 Annoyance: Apps get re-installed after updates
Windows 10 ships with a truckload of system applications that are installed by default.
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VeraCrypt 1.18 fixes one TrueCrypt vulnerability
VeraCrypt 1.
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How to turn off Tab Previews in Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge displays preview thumbnails of websites or services open in tabs in the web browser when you hover the mouse over the tab space.
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Go Back With Backspace by Google for Chrome
Go Back With Backspace is a new browser extension for the Google Chrome web browser by Google that maps back to the Backspace key in the browser.
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Windows 10 Update Delivery Optimization explained
Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system ships with a feature that Microsoft calls (update) Delivery Optimization.
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Firefox 51: custom zoom level in address bar
Mozilla plans to improve the visibility of custom zoom levels in the Firefox web browser starting in version 51 by displaying levels in the address bar.
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Iridium Browser: Privacy-focused Chromium web browser
Iridium Browser is a privacy-focused web browser built on the open-source Chromium code base, designed to offer the familiar feel of Google Chrome while blockin
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Google is in a vicious build-retire cycle
Google created or bought several long-standing successful products since the company started out as a startup to revolutionize search.
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Microsoft to push all-in-one Windows updates
Microsoft announced yesterday that it plans to change how patches for previous versions of the company's Windows operating system are made available.
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Hide or disable Action Center on Windows 10
The Windows 10 Action Center is a central location that collects notifications and gives users control over certain features of the operating system.
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Link a Microsoft Account to a Windows 10 license
You may link a Microsoft account to a Windows 10 license on a device on Windows 10 version 1607 and later (Anniversary Update).
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Bandizip 6.0 First Look
Bandizip 6.
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Change File Locations of Cortana Search on Windows 10
Cortana and search are more or less merged on Windows 10.
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StorDiag.exe: new Windows 10 Storage Diagnostic tool
StorDiag.
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How to override the Firefox Add-on Signing requirement
The following guide walks you through the steps of overriding the add-on signing enforcement in Firefox Stable and Beta.
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Microsoft Edge improves on Windows 10 14901
Microsoft released a new Windows 10 build to the Insider channel a couple of days ago that brings the version of Windows to 14901.
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Firefox 49 for Linux: Plugin-Free Netflix and Amazon Video
Mozilla plans to support plugin-free streaming on Netflix and Amazon Video on Firefox for Linux starting with version 49 stable of the browser.
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PowerRun: run programs as TrustedInstaller
PowerRun is a free program for the Microsoft Windows operating system that lets you run programs with TrustedInstaller/System rights on Windows.
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Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool for Business
Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool for Business is a free security product by Kaspersky to block ransomware on Windows machines.
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Microsoft to support Skylake on Windows 7 and 8.1 after all
Microsoft announced back in January that future processors would only be supported by the company's Windows 10 operating system and not previous versions of Win
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Firefox 49: HTTP passwords on HTTPS sites
Mozilla plans to launch an update for the built-in password manager in Firefox that will make HTTP passwords work on HTTPS sites as well.
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Pale Moon to remove Google Search completely
As a user of Pale Moon you are probably aware that the team changed the default search engine used on the browser's start page to DuckDuckGo from Google Search.
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How to force HTML5 video on Twitch.tv
Twitch.
