You might perhaps remember the View Certificates button in Google Chrome which has not been removed from the browser. As someone who’s concerned a lot about my online security, I regularly check the certificates of the websites demanding my personal information. HTTPS is not the only security feature you should care, but it is an […]
The auto-playing videos are seriously annoying and should be abolished from existence. Major sites like CNN and CNET sometimes play the auto-playing videos which seriously annoy me. If you have a slow PC or phone, these auto-playing videos can seriously slow down your browser rendering the website useless. Most people with better computers won’t notice, but […]
From the beginning of this year, Chrome has started marking HTTP sites as “Not secure”. Chrome will not mark all HTTP websites as “Not Secure”, though. You’ll only see a warning in the HTTP pages which collect important information such as email and passwords. If you don’t like how this “Not Secure” warning shows up, […]
The most recent edition of the Adobe Acrobat PDF reader automatically injects an extension on your Chrome browser. And, that extension comes with Telemetry. The extension will be automatically installed alongside the Acrobat reader’s update. If you aren’t aware of what it does, you might even allow it to work in the background. If you […]
The “WebGL hit a snag” error can show up while browsing any graphically intensive web page in Chrome. WebGL stands for Web Graphics Library. It’s basically a lot of code written and optimized by awesome programmers which allow the website developers to enable beautiful animations and other illustrations on the web pages. WebGL use Javascript language to […]
You can change the profile with which Chrome launches in Windows, Linux, and Mac. If you are not familiar with profiles, just take a look at the top-right of your screen. If you have logged-in to your google account in Chrome, you’ll see your profile name. Clicking on it reveals a menu. You can set […]