Chrome’s Built-in Password Manager & a Bonus Tip Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 – Google Chrome Browser Installed As you know, we are adamant about using strong passwords and a good password manager like LastPass. However, we know that no matter how much we harp on something some people are not going to use LastPass or… Read More »
Two Useful Chrome Flags Those of you who have been using Chrome a while, probably know that Chrome has some advanced settings that border on the experimental. These are referred to as Chrome flags. We found a couple of Chrome flags recently and found them to be very useful. One is great for saving memory, the other is… Read More »
Make Sure Your Google Account Recovery Info is Up to Date We been seeing a pandemic of people who are mad at Google because they cannot log into some of their Google accounts. Now this basically applies to those who have 2 or more Google accounts – you know ones you don’t use every day. In the last… Read More »
How to Find Your Wireless Network Password Without Using a 3rd Party Program This tip works in Windows 7, Windows 8x, and Windows 10 (all versions) Everyone should be using a Wi-Fi password for their home network. And most everyone does. And most everyone lets Windows remember that password for them, so they don’t have to type it in… Read More »
This week has seen a flurry of anti-Google blogs and news reports. Google revised its privacy policy. So now instead of having separate privacy policies for each service or product – it now has one privacy policy that covers everything. We didn’t see anything wrong with it -it’s short and to the point. And, it’s written in plain… Read More »
We’re not going to dive in harp on you about the importance of strong passwords. But there is not a week goes by we don’t receive an email from one of our readers who is panicked because his/her Webmail account was hacked. Truth be known, no hacker is going to bother with an unknown person’s email account. Hackers… Read More »