Glasswire review: firewall and security solution with lots of customization options
Glasswire is a network monitoring and security solution for Microsoft Windows and Google Android devices. On Windows, it is available as a free version as well as several commercial versions which are […]
Here is what is new and changed in Firefox 78.0
Firefox 78.0 is the latest stable version of the Firefox web browser. It was first offered on June 30, 2020 and is the second major release of the browser in June 2020. […]
Windows File Recovery app is a new app from Microsoft that can recover deleted files
Have you ever deleted important files accidentally? We've all been there, shift + delete can sometimes be a nuisance, or deleting the recycle bin and then realizing that you needed one of […]
Latest Spydish can now prevent the installation of major Windows 10 updates
The latest version of the Windows application Spydish introduces support for preventing Windows Update to offer and install new feature updates on the device. Spydish is a relatively new program for Windows […]
Chrome will soon warn you if too much storage is being used
Google plans to introduce a new feature in the company's Chrome web browser soon that will inform users if too much storage is being used. New web technologies give sites and applications […]
Visual Tabs is a Firefox extension that places a scrollable list of tabs in a sidebar
I always have a couple of dozen tabs or more in Firefox. If you do the same, you can perhaps relate to how difficult it can be to scroll through them to […]
Linux Mint 20 Final has been released
The team behind the popular Linux distribution Linux Mint has released Linux Mint 20, codename Ulyana, to the public on June 27, 2020. The new version of the distribution comes in Cinnamon, […]
You can now set the target Windows 10 version in professional editions
Microsoft removed the option to defer feature updates in the Settings application in Windows 10 version 2004 for professional versions of the operating system. The option was never there to begin with […]
Start Everywhere is a Start Menu replacement with an optional floating icon
Open Shell (formerly Classic Shell) is one of the best Start Menu replacements that you can get for free. Start Everywhere is a freeware alternative that offers multiple ways to access the […]
Here is why the user count dropped for nearly all Firefox add-ons
If you have been to Mozilla AMO recently, the main and official repository for Firefox add-ons and themes, you may have noticed that the "users" count of extensions that you checked out […]
Comcast is the first ISP that joins Firefox's Trusted Recursive Resolver Program
Comcast is the first Internet Service Provider that has been accepted into Firefox's Trusted Recursive Resolver Program. Mozilla, just like Google, Opera and other browser makers, started to integrate DNS-over-HTTPS in the […]
TreeNoote is a free and easy-to-use note taking program
We've reviewed simple note taking programs, and some very complex ones in the past. TreeNoote belongs to the former, and it is a freeware application. You can check out reviews of the […]
Ghacks Deals: The Ultimate Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Bundle (95% off)
The Ultimate Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Bundle includes four eLearning courses that prep you for Six Sigma Certification. The entire bundle is available for just $29.99, and it includes the following […]
Microsoft removes Setting to defer feature updates from Windows 10 version 2004
Windows 10 administrators who upgraded devices to the latest feature update for the operating system, Windows 10 version 2004, may have noticed that the option to defer updates is no longer present […]
Firefox 79 makes some links more secure
Mozilla plans to introduce a change in an upcoming version of Firefox Stable that makes the handling of links more secure. The organization introduced an option in Firefox Nightly back in November […]
Google is now auto-deleting some activity, but it is not enough
Google CEO Sundar Pichai published an announcement on the company's official Safety and Security blog yesterday about privacy changes for some Google products. Google introduced options to auto-delete some activity that the […]
DataNumen Backup is a simple data backup and restore software
Recently, we reviewed Personal Backup and jaBuT, which are good options for backing up important data to make sure that the data can be restored if disaster strikes. If you'd prefer restoring […]
Nvidia GeForce 451.48 driver introduces full DirectX 12 Ultimate support
Nvidia released a new GeForce graphics driver today that introduces full support for DirectX 12 Ultimate and features other improvements. The new driver can be downloaded from Nvidia's official driver's downloads site; […]
First look at Microsoft Edge's Search in Sidebar feature
Classic Edge had a feature that allowed you to run searches in a sidebar in the web browser; Microsoft has now added an improved version called Search in Sidebar to the most […]