Whether you use Safari on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or any combination of these devices, it’s very likely you have a lot of tabs open in it right now. This is far from a call-out—I’m guilty of it myself. It feels great to close a bunch of them when you finish a project, or finish […]
Continue ReadingWhen researching a topic for school or work, you might end up with numerous browser tabs open. If you’ll need those tabs for future reference, creating a new folder and bookmarking every open tab one by one might take a while. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to browsing, there are numerous benefits to having multiple browsers. For example, some extensions only work with certain browsers, you want to decentralize the data you have across platforms, or want to separate your personal and professional life. MUO – Feed
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Nothing quite tarnishes your online presence like bad spelling and grammar. Not only are online content like articles and blogs judged for their clarity, readability, and error-free grammar, but even emails, work documents, and social media posts can’t escape the scrutiny of the grammar police. Luckily, proofreading tools like Grammarly can assist you with all […]
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A lot of Mac enthusiasts prefer using Safari over Chrome, thanks to its lower battery consumption. Nowadays, Safari is better than ever before, but as with all browsers it has some quirks that need fixing. Fortunately enough, you can smooth out most of the browser’s rough edges by making a quick visit to Safari’s settings. […]
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Safari is one of the best browsers for Mac users and beats Chrome on many counts. Have you decided to stick with this native macOS app for browsing? Then it’s time to take your Safari experience a notch or two higher by adding a few choice shortcuts to your workflow. Take your pick from the shortcuts […]
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