Getting Comfortable With The Basics

Productivity

– Using Google Chrome’s built-in notepad

Chrome tip: How to access Google Chrome’s hidden built-in notepad – By John F pocketables.com

Every once in a while, I need quick access to a simple notepad on my Chromebook. There are a ton of reasons why anyone might need one, but luckily, Chrome already has a built-in notepad ready for you to use, with no need to install other web apps or extensions – you just need to know what to do in order to access it.

How to use Google Docs Pageless format

How to use Google Docs Pageless format -By Parth Shah Android Police
With additions like dropdown chips, inline emojis, tablet templates, and project management, Google Docs is no longer a simple word-processing tool. It has evolved to cater to growing user needs. One recent add-on is support for Pageless format to insert tables and images wider than the typical document margin. It also removes annoying page breaks to deliver a seamless writing experience.

Your Chromebook Can Run Microsoft Office

Actually, Your Chromebook Can Run Microsoft Office – By See full CNET
There are still quite a few misconceptions about what Chromebook computers can do. One of the strangest is that Chromebooks can’t run Microsoft Office. While it’s still true that Windows or Mac software can’t be directly installed on a Chromebook — including the desktop versions of Microsoft Office apps — that’s not the only option when it comes to using Microsoft’s suite of productivity software.

Try Passkeys, But Keep Your Password Manager

Try Passkeys, But Keep Your Password Manager – By Kim Key PCM
I don’t know any writers who enjoy angry emails, especially on a Monday morning after a vacation, but that’s what I encountered this week after the latest LastPass data breach. A reader was upset after hearing about the breach and questioned me about PCMag’s recommendation for the software. And they were absolutely right to ask!

Bitwarden adopts passwordless authentication

Bitwarden adopts passwordless authentication for its web vault – By Chandraveer Mathur Android Police

Bitwarden lets its users store their login credentials, bank card details, secure notes, and other files and folders in its secure web vault. You can access the vault using any browser from anywhere, normally using your email ID associated with Bitwarden and your master password.


How to go passwordless with Bitwarden – bitwarden.com


Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password – bitwarden.com


Bitwarden Expands Passwordless Authentication Features – Business Wire

 

Chrome ‘@’ shortcuts

Chrome ‘@’ shortcuts search tabs, bookmarks, and history right from the address bar – By Umar Shakir The Verge
Chrome tab jockeys and bookmark hoarders, rejoice: you can now quickly swift through your whole browser mess with a new simple “@” shortcut in the address bar. Available on the latest Chrome version 108 for desktops, the feature will help simplify tasks like getting to that article tab you know you left open somewhere without needing to conduct another web search.

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