The end of Patreon? Google is implementing micro-payments into Chrome
Google is working on integrating what it calls Web Monetization functionality in its Chrome web browser.
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Firefox 129.0: Reader View enhancements, HTTPS and DNS improvements, and security fixes
Mozilla has released Firefox 129.
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How to fix low audio volume on Windows 11 devices
If you experience low audio volume playback on Windows 11, then you may be affected by the same issue that I ran into over this weekend.
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Nvidia drops support for old CPUs - latest driver may cause BlueScreens
Nvidia has announced that it will no longer offer its display drivers on old CPUs that don't support POPCNT.
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Here is another reason why you should never click on ads to download software
Imagine the following scenario.
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Firefox update makes watching videos a more enjoyable experience
Mozilla is working on a new feature for its Firefox web browser: automatic picture-in-picture mode.
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Apple fixes security issues in older versions of iOS, iPadOS and macOS
Apple has released an update for iOS, iPadOS and macOS to fix several security issues.
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Microsoft 365 includes a VPN now, but there is a catch
Microsoft has added a VPN service to Microsoft Personal and Family subscriptions.
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Thunderbird 128 Upgrades are now enabled
Users of the Thunderbird email client who still use Thunderbird 115.
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YouTube's server-side ads resulted in a black screen for ad blocker users
About a month ago, we reported that YouTube has begun testing server-side ads.
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Safeguarding Your Memories: Tackling Video File Corruption
You've just returned from an unforgettable vacation, and you're eager to relive those moments through your recorded videos.
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About Chrome's "These extensions may soon no longer be supported" message
When you update Google Chrome to the latest version, you may notice a new section when you manage installed extensions in the browser.
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Linux Mint 22 is an attractive option for migrating away from Windows
The Linux Mint team has just released Linux Mint 22, a new major version of the free Linux distribution.
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Apple Maps on the web is now available in beta for Chrome, Edge
Apple has announced that Apple Maps is now available for web browsers.
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Windows: latest security update is causing huge issues for some users
If you have installed the July 2024 security updates for Windows and managed to boot into the desktop after the required restart, congratulations.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Convert OST to PST Using the Best Software: Stellar Converter for OST
Efficient email management is crucial for maintaining smooth communication and ensuring business operations continuity in companies.
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Google stops the sale of TV Shows from Google TV - What you need to know
Google announced today that it is making a far-reaching change to its Google TV service.
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Google gives up: third-party cookies won't go away after all in Chrome
Google announced "a new path" for its Privacy Sandbox initiative for the Web.
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CrowdStrike in a nutshell: how a faulty software update took down millions of Windows PCs
A software update by cybersecurity company CrowdStrike was responsible for taking down millions of Windows PCs, some of them in critical industries.
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Windows 11 is displaying a pop-up to promote the Backup app
Microsoft is displaying another nagging pop-up in Windows 11.
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Google is killing all links of its URL Shortener goo.gl
Millions of links will stop working next year as a consequence of Google shutting down its URL Shortener service goo.
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You should now be able to get Windows 11 Version 23H2, if you have not already
Microsoft released Windows 11 version 23H2 last year to the public.
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Microsoft is bringing Designer's AI editor to Windows 11's Photos app
Microsoft has announced that it is adding some new AI features to the Photos app on Windows 11.
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Google Chrome will soon throw security warnings at you that you cannot ignore
Google is changing how Chrome reports potentially malicious file downloads to the user.
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Windows Updates will be smaller after the release of Windows 11 version 24H2
Microsoft announced a fundamental change to Windows Updates.
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Game developer claims Intel is selling defective CPUs
A game developer has published a report that claims Intel has been selling defective CPUs to users.
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How to change your Windows account password
Most Windows accounts are protected by an account password.
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Thunderbird 128 Nebula: almost there, four channels and ESR
The Thunderbird team continues its work on the next big version of the open source email client.
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Microsoft is not done yet: more ads spotted in latest Windows 11 build
When is an ad an advertisement and not a recommendation? Microsoft clearly likes to use the term recommendation for what others may see as an advertisement.
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Microsoft says KB5034440 and KB5034441 updates won't be offered to PCs that meet these conditions
Remember the 0x80070643 error that affected the KB5034440 and the KB5034441 Updates.
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The Windows Security Updates of July 2024 are now available
Microsoft has released security updates for its Windows operating system and other company products.
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Firefox 128: big feature release and new ESR-base
Mozilla plans to release Firefox 128 and Firefox 128 ESR today.
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Windows 11 version 21H2 and 22H2 end of life in October, forcing an automatic upgrade to 23H2
Microsoft is forcing automatic updates to Windows 11 version 23H2 for devices running 21H2 and 22H2 as these older versions approach end-of-service on October 8
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First look at Notepad's Spell Checker: surprise, it is not as bad as it sounds
While Microsoft continues to kill some apps, including WordPad and Cortana, it is giving other classic apps some love.
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ChatGPT's macOS app was storing chats in plain text, but it has been patched
A software engineer has discovered that OpenAI's ChatGPT app for Mac was saving chats in plain text.
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How to capture a screenshot from a YouTube Video
To capture a high-quality, clean screenshot from a YouTube video, pause the video at the desired frame, right-click the video twice in a browser (like Chrome),
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Hackers steal millions of Authy 2FA phone numbers
Malicious actors have managed to steal more than 33 million phone numbers used by users of the two-factor authentication service Authy.
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Popular Windows XP privacy tool is making a comeback
If you have lived through the Windows XP era of computing, you may have used a program called XP-AntiSpy back then.
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Microsoft is evolving Copilot in Windows 11 by downgrading it
Microsoft has just evaporated the small hope that some users may have had that Copilot could become a useful tool to manage the Windows 11 operating system.
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Microsoft's Weather app now displays more ads
It's raining ads in Windows 11.
