If you find an interesting website that you want to visit again later, you can simply save it as a bookmark in Apple’s default Safari browser – and do the same with projects that you need to open daily. You can even export Safari bookmarks to transfer them to another device or browser. We’ll explain how it works in this guide.
Not every browser is necessarily a safe browser. Even among the biggest providers, there are significant differences when it comes to security and data privacy. In this comparison of Chrome, Firefox, Edge and others, we discuss the security gaps of top browsers, highlight their pros and cons, and discuss which browsers are the most secure.
In this article, you will learn the best practices for creating URLs that rank well on Google and help search engine crawlers to find your articles. By the end of this article, you will know how to create evergreen URLs that Google recognizes with keywords that can boost your rankings and generate more traffic.
Whether you’ve chosen Firefox, Chrome, Edge, or Safari as your standard browser – when you install an add-on, you’re extending your browser with useful features. For example, you could improve the search experience with suitable extensions, or you could optimize work processes. In our step-by-step guide, we’ll show you how to install add-ons in some of the most popular browsers.
Add-ons can hardly be kept away from today’s browsers. They expand your browser with additional features and give you the chance to customize it to your own needs. In this article, you can find out exactly what add-ons are and what you can do with them. Do you know the difference between add-ons and plug-ins? You’ll learn more about that, too, in this post.
The error message “Err_Connection_Timed_Out” appears frequently on Google Chrome and means that an error has occurred when trying to access a webpage. This is usually caused by the target server taking too long to send a reply, which results in the browser terminating the communication attempt. Find out in our guide what “Err_Connection_Timed_Out” means, what measures you can take to correct the...
In recent years, so-called browser fingerprinting has established itself as a tracking method that doesn’t rely on the use of cookies. Web servers capture different characteristics from visitors’ browsers and determine their digital fingerprint based on them. They enable visitors to be recognized at a later date. While some information is automatically transmitted, it is mainly active elements...
Trying to restore your tabs in Chrome? Accidentally closed your Chrome browser or individual tabs and simply can’t find those pages again? As a Google Chrome user, you can prevent this from happening, thanks to a built-in feature that lets you restore your most recently closed tabs. How do you restore tabs in Chrome, and does it make a difference if you want to restore individual or multiple tabs?...
Want to restore your session in Firefox? If you accidentally close Firefox all the tabs you had open will disappear from the tab bar when you reopen the browser. Fortunately, the web browser has a built-in feature for restoring your previous Firefox session or individual tabs. How does this feature work and what settings are required to restore tabs in Firefox?
Google Chrome offers a range of automated settings. But these aren’t always ideal for every user. If the wrong language is set in your browser, there are easy ways to change the Chrome language. The following tutorial shows you how to switch settings in just a few clicks.
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