When 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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Safari has tons of features that make browsing the web easier, including options to keep important links within easy reach using Bookmarks and the Reading List. But what’s the difference between these two? In this post we’ll look at these two features to explore the subtle differences between them, so you’ll know what to save […]
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There’s no shortage of ways to save links: online bookmarking services like Digg.com, read-it-later services like Pocket, or even just the native bookmark feature in your browser. Out of these, what’s the best way to save links? What Is Pocket? Let’s make an important distinction to point out right off the bat. Pocket is not a bookmarking […]
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Bookmarks are great to save links for later, but they do tend to pile up into clutter. These smart apps will help manage bookmarks better than the built-in browser feature and even get you through your read-it-later list. There are still several dedicated apps that do a great job of syncing bookmarks, like Pocket for […]
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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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Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome? We say both! These top two browsers come with awesome features, extensions, and hacks. It’s easy to switch between them seamlessly if you keep your data in sync across them. Let’s explore nine ways to do that and make Chrome and Firefox work in harmony. 1. Use a Common Password […]
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