Where Did All The Megaupload Traffic Go To?
Megaupload was one of the most visited sites on the Internet before its take down earlier this month.
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Mark All Visited Links In A Custom Color
Visited is a free add-on for the Firefox web browser that enables you to override custom visited link colors on websites that use these modifications.
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EFF Starts Operation Mega Retrieval
When the Megaupload servers were taken down, no one bothered to distinguish legitimate data from data that infringed on the copyright of others.
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Blogspot To Start Redirecting To Country Specific Domain Extensions
Users of Google's blog hosting service Blogger may notice quite a significant change in the coming weeks.
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What Technology Will We Expect with Next Year's PCs and How Will it Affect Prices?
Smartphones and tablets have a lot to answer for, at least when it comes to making technology affordable for the public.
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Firefox 10 Regular And ESR Released
Mozilla has uploaded the stable version of Firefox 10 to its ftp server.
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Command & Conquer Remake In HTML5, JavaScript
I was a fan of the Dune games on the Commodore Amiga, and later on of Command & Conquer on the PC even though I preferred Blizzard's Warcraft series over th
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ShowMeTrend Links Twitter Tags To Web News
The messaging platform Twitter can be used to find out what is trending, and what is not.
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Manage And Play Internet Radio In Google Chrome
I have made the full switch to listening exclusively to Internet Radio stations many years ago.
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Protect Files From Unauthorized Access With Encoding Decoding
Full disc encryption or encrypted container files are useful to prevent unauthorized access to a larger number of files.
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View and Extract File Icons With Thumbico
File and program icons distinguish different file types and applications visually from each other.
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Search For Highlighted Text With Context Search X For Firefox
I sometimes see phrases or words on a page that I need to look up.
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The Windows 8 "Consumer Preview", What's in a Name?
It is widely expected that when Microsoft launch the Windows 8 beta in a few weeks that it will be labelled the "Windows 8 Consumer Preview".
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Windows XP Now Has Less Than 800 Days of Support Left
It seems like just a short while ago that I was writing about how Windows XP had just 1,000 days of support left but now that number is down to under 800!Â
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Firefox's New Tab Page, Good Move or Too Late?
When you currently open a new tab page in the Firefox browser, either by clicking or using the shortcut Cltr-t, you see a blank white page with no information w
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Webstagram: Instagram Search Engine (Websta)
Webstagram (now often referred to as Websta) is a web-based viewer for Instagram that allows users to browse, search, and interact with Instagram content via a
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Diagnosing a Blue Screen of Death Error in Windows
For many years now the famous Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) has been the ultimate indication that something disastrous has happened to make your computer die, but
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Do Not Track Plus Makes Sure You Are Not Tracked On The Web
If you read tech blogs and technology oriented sites regularly you notice that privacy is a hot topic on those sites.
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Is It Legal To Use Music2PC?
Music2PC is a free music downloader for the Windows operating system.
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SmartCopyTool Lets You Copy Files From Large Folder Structures
If you are using Windows Explorer for your file copying jobs you have probably noticed that it is not the best tool for advanced operations like copying all mp3
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Windows 8 Metro UI Won't Allow Custom Backgrounds
With the Windows 8 Beta just around the corner, it is becoming easier to see into which direction Microsoft is heading in regards to the final version of the op
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Color Pic-a-Pix [Game Saturday]
Color Pic-a-Pix is an addictive online puzzle game that is more or less a spin-off of the Japanese Kakuro puzzle game.
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Kaspersky WindowsUnlocker Removes System Blocking Malware
You may have heard about so called ransom ware before.
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Opera's New Address Bar Suggestions Face Criticism
Opera, in the most recent stable version of the web browser, and also in the latest snapshot build, has made changes to the browser's address bar suggestion fea
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Microsoft's Guide For Gmail Users To Switch To Hotmail
Google recently revealed the plan to merge the privacy policies and terms of service for most of the company's products.
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Close'n Forget Removes Active Sites From Firefox's History
You sometimes may want to erase traces of web pages that you have visited in the past.
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YouTube Browse, Video Editor And Manager Updated
While closing some of the company's lesser popular services, Google's popular services such as Google+ or YouTube have received plenty of updates in the past.
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FBI Seeks Disasters Social App and Twitter Announces Censorship
The FBI is looking to develop an emergencies early warning system that works by "scraping" information in real time from social networks.
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Google Music Users Can Now Download All Songs
One of the issues that many users who tried Google Music experienced was the inability to download music officially to a connected device.
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Firefox Profile Switcher Add-on
If you are working with multiple profiles in Firefox you have probably your own ingenious way of launching them.
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GonVisor, Image, Comic Book and Ebook Reader
If you like to view comic books, ebooks, or image series on your computer you are probably using a specialized program like CDisplay or CoView for this which of
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Display Realtime Currency Exchange Rates In Firefox
Having currency exchange rates displayed in your web browser can be useful in several situations.
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Unified Browser and Windows History Viewer
Keeping track of all your history items can be quite the feat if you are using more than one browser.
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Audiobooks.com Launches Audiobook Flatrate Service
Audiobooks these days are usually delivered on CD or as a digital recording on the Internet.
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UI Enhancer Improves Firefox's Address Bar Behavior
There is not really a lot that you can do with Firefox's address bar, other than entering keywords or web addresses.
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Outlook Email Notifications for Important Messages
Most email notifiers inform you whenever messages have been received in a connected email account.
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Adobe Shockwave Player Now Installs Norton Security Scan
Bundling third party applications with your own software is not a new thing on the Internet.
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Google To Start Tracking Users Across Services
An announcement was posted yesterday on the official Google blog that indicates that changes are being made to Google's privacy policies and terms of service.
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Export all Google Docs Files with Takeout
Google Takeout is a service that Google users can make use of to export their user data to their local PC.
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UndoClose Reopens Closed Programs, Folders In Windows Explorer
I sometimes close applications accidentally, and every now and then forcefully, for instance when they are not responding anymore.
