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– Make the Mouse Easier to Use
Make the Mouse Easier to Use – By Ask Leo! YouTube
How to Export Passwords From Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari
How to Export Passwords From Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari – By Sandy Writtenhouse online-tech-tips.com
If you started using a password manager and want to import your saved passwords or just want to save a backup copy of your logins, you can export passwords from your web browser in a few steps.
Energy Vampires Running Up Your Electric Bill
9 Common Energy Vampires Running Up Your Electric Bill – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
Who wants to pay good money for electricity they’re not even getting any benefit from? Here are some common energy vampires to look for around your home.
How to Set Up a Professional Email for Free
Email Alias – How to Set Up a Professional Email for Free – By Eamonn Cottrell freecodecamp.org
How to create an email alias – Forwarding mail from the alias to a Gmail account – Sending mail as the Email Alias
Should You Use Facebook or Google to Log In to Other Sites?
Should You Use Facebook or Google to Log In to Other Sites? – By Talon Homer computer.howstuffworks.com
When you’re considering creating a new account for a website, chances are you’ll be given an option to use your existing Facebook, Google or other account as a sign-in. This method is commonly known as single sign-on (SSO). Facebook and Google connectivity are the most common offers but some services add Apple, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts as well.
Think Twice Before Using Facebook, Google, or Apple to Sign In Everywhere – By Lily Hay Newman WIRED
If you’re drowning in website logins and constantly using Forgot My Password prompts to get into random accounts, a “Log In With Google” or “Log In With Facebook” button can look a lot like a lifeline. The services provide a quick way to continue whatever you’re doing without having to set up a whole account and choose a new password to guard it. But while these “single sign-on” tools are convenient, and do offer some security benefits, they’re not the panacea you might think.
Should You Use Facebook or Google to Log In to Other Sites? – By Natasha Stokes techlicious.com
We’re all used to seeing “Log in with Facebook” or “Log in with Google” at sites around the Internet — or less frequently, an offer to log in with Twitter, LinkedIn or Pinterest. It’s a common option at news sites like CNN.com and the UK’s Guardian newspaper, music streaming services such as Spotify and tens of thousands of other online retailers, apps and games.
Read This Before Using an Old Charger with a New Phone
Read This Before Using an Old Charger with a New Phone – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
Using an old phone charger won’t hurt your phone, but you’re missing out on the benefits of fast charging. Your phone may charge much more slowly if you use an old charger.
Which Streaming Music Service Has the Most Songs?
Which Streaming Music Service Has the Most Songs? – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
Thanks to its user-uploaded library, SoundCloud has by far the most songs of any streaming music service at 300 million. Apple Music is the runner-up at 100 million, while Spotify is actually in last place at 80 million. However, it’s not all about quantity.
You Can and Should Be a Digital Nomad
You Can and Should Be a Digital Nomad – By Review Geek Review Geek
Remote work has been a thing for a long time, but it took off during the coronavirus pandemic when offices closed worldwide, and the working environment had to adapt to the conditions. While some say the pandemic may be officially over, remote work remains an option you can take advantage of.
How to take astrophotography photos and time-lapses on Pixel phones
How to take astrophotography photos and time-lapses on Pixel phones – By Edgar Cervantes Android Authority
Pixel phones are known for their excellent cameras and computational photography. But AI improvements aren’t exclusive to general shots. Google’s algorithmic magic also makes interesting features like astrophotography mode possible. Shooting in astrophotography mode isn’t as easy as picking a mode and shooting, though. It’s a bit of a hidden feature, so we’re creating this tutorial for shooting astrophotography photos and time-lapses on Pixel phones.
Why Is My Printer Offline?
Why Is My Printer Offline? (and How to Get It Online) – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
There are several possible reasons your printer is displayed as Offline. In most cases, the problem is easy to fix, as long as you know where to look. Here’s why your printer is offline, and how to get it online and printing again.
Google Chrome 106 is here
Google Chrome 106 is here: Everything that’s new – By Manuel Vonau Android Police
Google continues its rapid release cycle with Chrome version 106, which has just launched in stable as the company has announced. Given the incredibly fast four-week release cycle, the company doesn’t always add too many new things to its browser, though, so we will walk you through all the small changes you might be hard-pressed to make out in the new version.
Be Careful Before Running Your Computer From a Gas Generator
Be Careful Before Running Your Computer From a Gas Generator – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
With frequent blackouts in the news, you may be tempted to buy or use a portable gasoline generator to power your computer and electronics. While that’s not inherently a bad idea, you can’t just use any generator and call it a day. Here’s why.
Everything You Need to Use a PC With Your TV
Everything You Need to Use a PC With Your TV – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
There’s a pretty good chance your TV has a larger screen than the one on your laptop or desktop computer. Have you ever thought about hooking up your PC to the TV? It’s easier than you might think.
Identify and Measure Phantom Loads in Your Home
How to Identify and Measure Phantom Loads in Your Home – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
Who wants to pay more on their electric bill if they don’t have to? Here’s how to identify and measure phantom loads to save money.
Yes, You Really Need a Password Manger
Yes, You Really Need a Password Manger. Here’s How to Get Started – By See full CNET
It may sound like more trouble than it’s worth, but every one of your online accounts needs a unique password constructed out of capital and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols. (Yes, using “password123” for everything isn’t going to cut it.) As tempting as it may be, using one easy-to-remember code for all of your accounts can jeopardize your online security, and you definitely don’t want to make yourself an easy target for cybercriminals.