Browser head-to-heads are funny because they rarely change any minds. You probably clicked into this article with a preset opinion on which of these two browsers you prefer — and that’s totally fine. I’m not here to convince you this way or that. Instead, I just want to explore why people might prefer one over the other, […]
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While autofill can often be a time-saving feature to use when you’re online, it can also be a pretty annoying feature. And if you’re on your work computer, you probably don’t want to save any sensitive of private information. We’ve put together a list of the steps needed to disable autocomplete features on the three main browsers. Chrome To disable […]
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When you’re conducting a search on Google, you’ll often find the search engine offering up suggestions based on what other people are searching for. While often a source of amusement, or despair at mankind as the case may be, it can also be annoying. Chrome On the desktop version of Chrome, go to your settings […]
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Microsoft Edge might look “modern”, but in reality it still has a lot of the same features and functions as its more longstanding competitors. One of those features is the ability to clear your entire browsing history and reset the browser to a “clean” state. But how easy is it to perform those tasks on […]
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Last year was a fundamentally transformative year for Microsoft. It saw the launch of Windows 10, which is now installed on well over 110 million computers, and is regarded by many to be the best Windows ever. Less talked about is the launch of Edge, which replaced Internet Explorer around the same time, and now […]
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We aren’t here to start a browser war. The right one for you isn’t necessarily the right one for me (personally, I use all of them for this and that) so it would be disingenuous to say that one is absolutely better than the rest. That being said, the browser you’re using right now may […]
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