HTTP cookies have both positive and negative traits. Yes, third-party cookies can follow you around the web and record your actions, but cookies can also be used for authentication, personalizing websites, and automatically filling in forms. If you delete them, you’ll lose all that stored information and will have to enter it again. However, if […]
Continue ReadingWhen you’re working with images in Photoshop, getting perfect selections lets you work in great detail. But the pen and lasso tools don’t make it easy to capture small details in complex areas. The magic wand tool can help, but it’s unpredictable. If your selection isn’t spot-on, though, your design will suffer. So what are […]
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Microsoft Edge isn’t the most popular browser in the world. No, Google Chrome wears that crown, and has for some time. And then there’s Firefox, which is upping its game with the new version codenamed Quantum. However, Edge beats both of them when it comes to stopping phishing attacks. There are so many security threats […]
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Microsoft Edge has struggled with popularity since its debut. While it’s worlds better than Internet Explorer, years of putting up with IE have made people wary of any browser that comes from Microsoft. So it’s no surprise that most people only open Edge to download Chrome, Firefox, or some other browser and never use it […]
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Every major browser has die-hard fans and staunch haters, but no browser has been as polarizing in recent months as Microsoft Edge. There are valid reasons to start using it and there are valid reasons to wait until it improves. Only you can decide if Edge is worth your time, but before you jump to […]
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In earlier versions of Windows, Microsoft tried to pioneer an alternative file format to PDFs. It was first called XPS (in Windows XP, Vista, and 7) and later became OpenXPS (in Windows 8 and 8.1). Now, in Windows 10, it seems Microsoft is finally ready to admit that PDFs are the way to go. If […]
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