Google Chrome is possibly the most popular browser. There are memes and jokes that revolve around how Windows users use the inbuilt Edge browser only once – to download Chrome. …
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This happens every time you open a new website. It will show a popup that will ask for your consent so it can save cookies on your device. If you …
Have you noticed your browser sometimes suddenly throws an error message saying, “Your connection is not private”? So whatever webpage you’re trying to open does not load and you have …
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The incognito mode is a browser’s delight. And why not? It guards your web identity and hides your activities from someone who has access to your device. With the right …
Mac users can get around online security problems by updating their systems and browsers at regular intervals. Yet Safari, the default Mac browser, is plagued by privacy concerns. From unwanted …
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Anyone who browses the internet has heard of cookies and cache. They are messages and memories of who you are, what you did online, what choices you made, how you …
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Watch this video on YouTube Incognito is a great thing. It lets us browse the internet without leaving a trace on our device. If anyone has access to your device …
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We’ve all heard of incognito. It’s the mode where your history doesn’t get saved. And if you have read memes, you know incognito is often associated with watching porn. But …
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You might have heard about WebRTC leak and ways to prevent it. WebRTC is often talked about on VPN websites. What exactly is WebRTC and what’s the havoc it causes? …
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When you first set up Mac, you use its default browser, Safari. It is preset into the iOS operating system and is claimed to be the most dependable. So why …