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Keeping track of things
I know that I’m not the only one that’s afraid of losing things! So often, I’ll be reading a story and want to do something with it or about it later. Just not right now. Depending upon the urgency, I’ll just leave the tab the resource is open in in my browser so that it’s… Continue reading
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Whole lotta extensions going on
Not related to this topic but I love this song anyway… The session “There’s an Extension for That” was given by these ladies at the Bring IT, Together Conference. I’m a sucker for sessions like these. I firmly believe that owning a browser is just a starting point. You make it “yours” by customising the… Continue reading
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Getting serious about privacy
I think we’ve all heard of the stories – I mention that I was looking to buy this or I did a search for that product and then, lo and behold, advertisements for that product appears on your desktop. Coincidence or not, it’s pretty freaky when it happens. A long time ago, I took action… Continue reading
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Try it yourself
If you’re like me, you probably hear and read a lot about this. “Chromebooks aren’t real computers”. I always like to challenge back with a why? The answers are typical – it doesn’t run Photoshop. Or, I’m not always connected to the Internet. So, I’ll add a reply to that – “When was the last… Continue reading
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Make your own
I’ve been doing a bit of tweaking of the way my browser looks recently and sharing them here on this blog. In the past, I’ve played around with Google offered themes and the Chinese Zodiac ones. Yesterday, I had the laptop out on the patio enjoying the warm spring (finally) weather and decided to create… Continue reading
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