tinyMediaManager: what it is, free vs PRO, and how to use it
tinyMediaManager is a free, open-source media manager for Windows, macOS and Linux that scans your movie and TV show folders, matches each file against online d
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Configure Firefox to only install minor updates
If you are a Firefox user you probably know that you can enable or disable the browser's automatic update feature.
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How to block members on Linkedin
The professional network LinkedIn works in many ways similar to how Facebook works.
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TextSecure is an open source messaging app with strong security features
The past days have been filled with news about new email or text messaging service that promise better privacy and security than traditional email and messaging
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OldNewExplorer: restore the classic look and functionality of Windows Explorer
OldNewExplorer is a free shell extension and tweaking tool designed to restore the classic look and functionality of Windows Explorer in Windows 8, Windows 8.
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Mailbox.org: German email provider offering full inbox encryption
Mailbox.
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Here is how Firefox Live Bookmarks work
Firefox just like any other browser supports bookmarks.
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Display all Internet Explorer passwords with IEPasswordDump
Whenever you sign in to a web service for the first time using Microsoft's Internet Explorer, you will receive a prompt that lets you save the username and pass
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Unsubscribing has become a tad easier on Gmail
Newsletters, periodical social networking updates, information about new posts, and other automated messages that you receive regularly are either welcome infor
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DUMo scans your system for hardware driver updates
The new program Drivers Update Monitor (DUMo) tries to become for drivers what the Software Update Monitor is for programs: a go-to program to quickly check if
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Work with text snippets in Notepad++
One of the first things that I do after installing the Windows operating system on a PC is to install essential software on the system.
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Can Streak really track if Gmail emails are read?
The service Streak has been making the rounds lately.
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Unseen, a 4096-bits encryption communication service from Iceland
Quite a few companies and individuals aim to improve communication security.
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Some Telegram questions answered: WhatsApp Messenger alternative
It seems that some users of the popular WhatsApp Messenger have used the announcement of Facebook's acquisition of program and company to switch to another mess
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YouTube launches new centered layout: does away with sidebar menu
If you have visited YouTube today, or have been part of the beta test of the new site layout, then you have probably noticed that quite a few things have change
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WhatsApp privacy improved: control last seen, photo and status exposure
You have probably read by know that Facebook paid a lot of money in cash and stock for the messaging application WhatsApp and the development team that created
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ShazzleMail aims to re-invent email by making it surveillance-resistant
Emails are probably one of the easiest data types that third-parties can monitor.
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Hekasoft Backup & Restore backs up browsers and other program data
It is relatively easy to backup a web browser profile.
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FreeFixer helps you detect unwanted software on your Windows PC
FreeFixer is a free program for the Windows operating system that helps you detect potentially unwanted software that runs on it or has made modifications to it.
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Data Compression Proxy brings Google's bandwidth saving proxy to the desktop
If you want to save bandwidth while using a desktop browser, then your best bet doing so is to use the Opera web browser.
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BitTorrent adds Bundle to uTorrent, launches Android app updates
BitTorrent just announced a massive update to several of the company's core products.
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How to fix YouTube on Chrome continuing to play audio
For the past week or so, I have experienced a strange thing on the popular video hosting website YouTube.
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Microsoft rolls out OneDrive to all users
Microsoft's legal team seems to have issues verifying product names.
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CrowdInspect gives your running processes a thorough malware inspection
Malware needs to run on a system to be effective, which is why you will find many malicious software running as a process when you open the Task Manager.
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Opera Max compression app now open to users from Western Europe
Opera Software introduced Opera Turbo as a new feature in Opera 10 back in 2009.
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MediaTab adds media information to Windows Explorer's Properties window
Depending on how you play or view media files on your system, you may never run into any issues playing or viewing them, or experience issues occasionally were
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How to find duplicate video files with free software on Windows
There are two main situations where you may want to search your system for duplicate files.
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Blog Maintenance: what I do when I have nothing to write about
If you are running a blog or website for a long time, you will encounter days or even weeks where there is little to write about.
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How to block IP ranges in Windows Firewall
If you are using Windows and have not installed a "complete" security suite for the operating system, you are likely using Windows Firewall to protect the opera
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Grab your Windows 7 licenses while you can: End of sales begins October 31, 2014
If you are a Windows user who does not like Windows 8 for one reason or the other but decided to buy a new PC, it is likely that you picked Windows […]
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Multistream on Twitch to broadcast several streams at once
Twitch multistreaming, or simulcasting, is the practice of broadcasting a single live video feed to Twitch and other platforms (like YouTube or Facebook) simult
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Steam's VAC protection now scans and transfers your DNS cache
I think we can all agree that games need some form of cheat protection.
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Do this if a company's user database got hacked and your account is in it
There are several ways how attackers gain access to Internet accounts.
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Mozilla's Intellego to power machine translation in Firefox
Google implemented the company's own Google Translate service into its Chrome browser.
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Random Agent Spoofer randomizes identifiable information in Firefox
Whenever you connect to a website, information are transferred to the server the site is hosted on as well as to third-party servers if scripts hosted on other
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Extension Defender for Firefox makes sure you don't install rogue add-ons
Google Chrome is not the only web browser plagued by rogue or malicious browser extensions.
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90night: SleepyTime Calculator helps you pick the right wake or going to bed time
I try to go to bed at the same time every night.
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How to resolve Chrome's Suspicious Extensions Disabled notification
Google started to implement features into the Chrome web browser that improve the security for users of the browser.
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Meet Halfway Map: How to Find the Halfway Point Between Two Locations
To find the halfway point between two locations, get directions between them in Google Maps, note the total drive time or distance, and drop a pin at the spot w
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Firefox's multi-process architecture gets new test mode
Mozilla added multi-process support to Nightly versions of Firefox back in 2009.
