This simple DNS switch is always my first privacy recommendation
Your ISP sees every domain you visit, even over HTTPS.
I turned my Chrome new tab into a Google Discover feed with 2 free extensions
Put your Chrome new tab to much better use with this Google News customizaton.
I ran a DNS speed test and Google's 8.8.8.8 wasn't even in the top two
The only way to find the fastest DNS is to test it yourself.
Chrome can’t use Android extensions, but these 5 mobile browsers can
Chrome on Android skips extensions, but these browsers do.
I didn't think I'd ever leave Chrome until I tried this lightweight browser
This lightweight browser might just replace Chrome for good.
I opened the same 10 tabs in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Brave — this one uses the least
All browsers consume memory, but which one consumes the least?
I didn’t buy a Raspberry Pi or mini PC — I used this instead for my home server
No Pi, no mini PC, no problem.
Stop accepting Chrome's defaults: 3 Android settings that actually improve your workflow
Don't accept default settings in Chrome.
I changed these hidden Google Maps settings and my commute feels completely different
Learn how a few little-known features, like in-app media controls, offline maps, and augmented reality, can greatly improve daily navigation.
I wanted a simpler Brave alternative, and this new browser surprised me
Same idea, cleaner execution, might be hard to leave it.
7 devices in your home that really shouldn’t be on Wi-Fi
If you care about a reliable home network, move these devices off of wireless immediately and start using Ethernet instead.
Claude can now design your slide decks — and a whole lot more
Claude Design can make anyone a graphic designer
Nero burned millions of CDs in the 2000s — what happened to it when optical drives disappeared?
Optical drives are all but extinct, but Nero is still around. Albeit in a smaller fashion, the tool is still burning CDs and DVDs today.
I gave Edge on Android a real chance and it solved my biggest problem with Chrome
Once you see the gap, you can’t ignore it.
Opera's browsers just picked up a new AI feature that's actually useful
Browser Connect promises to reduce friction in your AI workflow
This open-source app made every download manager I used before feel unnecessary
I installed it to test, then stopped opening my old download managers.
Your router could stop getting updates in 2027 — unless you switch to this brand
The first bit of light at the end of this tunnel
This browser-based file transfer tool does what LocalSend does without installing anything
PairDrop has made my daily file transfers a breeze instead of a bluster.
I turned off Chrome's Ad Privacy feature after realizing what it was actually doing
Google dressed up privacy with a shiny name.
I never use a browser before changing this one setting
One tweak for faster, safer, and more private browsing.