Reddit is full of great content and discussions, but often quite messy. These Reddit clients offer a better browsing experience on laptops, desktop computers, and some mobile browsers. MUO – Feed
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All browsers have their strengths, and all browsers have their weaknesses, too. If Chrome is too resource hungry, Safari too unintuitive, or Firefox too unreliable for your liking, then you are no doubt on the lookout for new browsers that might be able to satisfy your needs better. Opera has a wealth of features unavailable […]
Continue ReadingA Virtual Private Network, or VPN for short, encrypts your internet activities and hides your location. And since most people use their portable devices like smartphones to browse the web, it’s imperative to have a VPN. Here’s the list of browsers with built-in VPNs on Android, so you don’t have to download extra apps. Why […]
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Google Earth finally works on web browsers other than Chrome. Namely, Firefox, Edge, and Opera. This is thanks to Google switching from Native Client (NaCl) to WebAssembly (Wasm). The upshot being you can now use Google Earth in Firefox, Edge, and Opera. A Brief History of Google Earth In 2004, Google acquired a company called […]
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Gone are the days when we used a single browser on our one and only computer. Today, many of us constantly switch between devices as we move around. Keeping all of your bookmarks with you and automatically synced on that many devices can be a challenge. Xmarks was the popular choice for a long time. […]
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Private information is big business and everyone is trying to watch you. The secret services, governments, Microsoft, cyber-criminals, and your creepy neighbor from across the street all want to know what you’re doing, all the time. While it’s almost impossible to remove yourself from the global grid completely, there are some steps you can take […]
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