Google Chrome Tips and Tricks 2019

Google Chrome is our favorite browser. And even if you don't like it, you simply cannot ignore it. Here is a list of tips and tricks which would make your time with Google Chrome a lot more productive.

How to turn on Incognito Mode on your favorite browser

There can be a number of reason why you might want to use the Incognito Mode, or the private browsing mode on your favorite browser. But most people only know how to fire it up on Google Chrome. But what about the rest?

How to add website/blog theme color to the browser Address Bar

If you view certain blog/website on a mobile browser, you would notice that the color of the browser's address bar changes to that of the website. Ever wondered if you could do that to your own website?

11 Steps to Secure your Google Chrome browser (Bonus: 7 Chrome Security Extensions)

Although Firefox was given the most secured browser award in 2019, we still love Google Chrome don't we? And switching browsers is not easy, especially when we have been using it for a while now. But don't feel guilty about not using the most secured browser, you can still take these steps to ensure that your browser has the optimum level of security.

What's New in Google Chrome 78

Version 78 of Google Chrome web browser is now available for download for users of Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, Android, and iOS. The latest update comes with a bouquet of new features including a Forced Dark Mode.

How to enable Forced Dark Mode on every website with Google Chrome

With version 78, Google Chrome has introduced a new feature called Forced Dark Mode that forcibly enables a dark theme for any website, regardless if the website supports one or not.

Use Tor Snowflake to turn your Browser into a Proxy

This summer, Tor released Snowflake, a tool targeted towards helping users in censored countries connect to the Tor network. But unlike other tools with similar focus, Snowflake does not need to be installed by such users living in oppressive countries that block access to the Tor network. They're meant for those living in free countries, where governments don't block Tor access.