Top 5 Browser Extensions for 2020
A listicle showcasing my favourite Top 5 Web Browser extensions for 2020...
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Brave Browser - Better than Google Chrome?
I constantly test drive different Web Browsers yet none have inspired me to write a review about any one of them. Brave is the exception to that rule and in this article, I'll try and point out the reasons why I think that Brave is indeed far superior to Google Chrome.
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A Free and Effortless Way to Save Money
A short review of a browser extension that effortlessly saves you money at participating online stores, like Amazon, Microsoft, and many others.
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New Feature: Outlook On the Web as a progressive Web App
With this update, your users will be able to install Outlook on the web as a progressive web app in Chromium-based browsers.
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How to download number of Views, Endorsements, Points for Experts Exchange Articles and Videos
This is my 100th publication at EE — 56 articles and 44 videos. To mark the occasion, I wrote a program to download the Title, Views, Endorsements, and Points for the specified URLs of articles and videos. Based on feedback, I enhanced the program to include number of Comments and Date Published.
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Start.Me - An excellent Free and very useful Bookmarks Manager
This article is about an excellent bookmarks manager I've been using that I thought deserved some promotion to make more folks aware of its existence. Free to use and very useful indeed. Enjoy...
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Welcome to Experts Exchange - Feature Guide
The purpose of this article is to show the bundle of features available to you at Experts Exchange, and where to find them. I will be updating it whenever changes to the site are made, so bookmark it and keep referring back if you suddenly can't find something. Enjoy exploring and using the site!
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How to Manually Enable TLS 1.1 and Newer on Your Web Browser
Recent PCI standards require that TLS 1.0 no longer be used to secure data communications. PCI standards ensure that customer payment details are secure. This article will help to disable TLS 1.0 and enable newer versions that meet PCI standards and website compatibility.
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Resolve Chrome Issues 99% of the time using this method!
I see people having issues with the Chrome browser so often that I decided to write this article on how to definitively determine problems you may be encountering with Google Chrome. I hope it helps you out...
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How to save the names and URLs of open Firefox tabs in a plain text file - Redux
This article shows how to save the names and URLs of open Firefox tabs in a plain text file with FoxyTab, a Featured Extension. I tested it in the latest Firefox Quantum release (61.0.1 on this article's publication date), both 32-bit and 64-bit, and in Windows 7, 8.1, and 10 — all worked perfectly.
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Does HTTPS Secure a Website? ...No!
HTTPS is an essential technology and the Chrome browser developed by Google now shows “Secure” in the address bar when you visit a page with the HTTPS protocol such as https://www.experts-exchange.com but what does this mean? Is the website secure from malware? Is our identity secure?
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Password Managers - (Part 2) - Final Conclusions
This is the conclusion of the review and tests for using two or more Password Managers so you don't need to rely on just one. This article describes the results of a lot of testing in different scenario's to reveal which ones best co-exist together. Enjoy...
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Password Managers - 5 of the best reviewed
Each password manager has its own problems in dealing with certain websites and their login methods. In Part 1, I review the Top 5 Password Managers that I've found to be the best.
In Part 2 we'll look at which ones co-exist together and why it's often useful to use more than one.
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Do you know what data you're capturing?
Following on from our article on "The Murky World of Consent and opt in", we thought we would issue some helpful guidance, not only on consent itself but knowing what information you are capturing, what you are doing with this data and how you can prove the lifecycle of this data when it comes to a
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The Importance Of Automated SSL Encryption
When you put your credit card number into a website for an online transaction, surely you know to
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How to Identify Fonts on a website and download them.
Ever visit a website where you spotted a really cool looking Font, yet couldn't figure out which font family it belonged to, or how to get a copy of it for your own use? This article explains the process of doing exactly that, as well as showing how to install downloaded fonts.
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How to copy the short link of an ID at Experts Exchange to the clipboard with a single keystroke
In threads here at EE, each comment has a unique Identifier (ID). It is easy to get the full path for an ID via the right-click context menu. However, we often want to post a short link within a thread rather than the full link. This article shows a technique for doing this with a single keystroke.
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The ABCs of a Homepage - Always be Converting!
Before we dive into the marketing strategies involved with creating an effective homepage, it’s crucial that EE members know what a homepage is. In essence, a homepage is the introductory, or default page, of a website that typically highlights the site’s table of contents.
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Get Expert Advice on SSL Certificates - Everything You Need to Know
SSL stands for “Secure Sockets Layer” and an SSL certificate is a critical component to keeping your website safe, secured, and compliant.
Any ecommerce website must have an SSL certificate to ensure the safe handling of sensitive information like a customer’s personal and credit card information.
Any ecommerce website must have an SSL certificate to ensure the safe handling of sensitive information like a customer’s personal and credit card information.
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For Windows: Here are top 10 Duplicate File Finder Tools that you need to know
Today, still in the boom of Apple, PC's and products, nearly 50% of the computer users use Windows as graphical operating systems. If you are among those users who love windows, but are grappling to keep the system's hard drive optimized, then you should read this article.
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Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.