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Microsoft Edge Chromium provides ready access to InPrivate browsing windows for those of you who value privacy the most. But there’s a problem. You must first open the browser normally, and then launch an InPrivate browsing window whenever you

Whenever you want to insert a special character to a document, Google Docs is happy to oblige with its library of built-in symbols, emojis, and punctuations. But the whole process of adding them can be a tedious task. For example, having to repeatedl

Finally, Microsoft managed to make a web browser that people actually like to use for a change. The Chromium version of Microsoft Edge, otherwise known as Microsoft Edge Chromium, is based on the same rendering engine as that of Google Chrome. So not

I love Progressive Web Apps. I use them all the time in Google Chrome for my favorite websites. The PWAs help me stay focused, and their enhanced capabilities — offline support, notifications, etc. — are a game-changer. After dabbling around in t

The cookies and cached data that accumulate while visiting websites in Microsoft Edge Chromium have a purpose. Cookies help the browser remember your preferences, while the cached data helps speed things up considerably while revisiting websites. How

Microsoft Edge Chromium offers a truly seamless cross-platform browsing experience. Not only is it available on multiple iterations of Windows, but you can also use it on macOS. This was not the case with the legacy version of Microsoft Edge, which w

On Windows 10, iTunes is that one program that never seems to change with the times. It’s a bit sluggish, and often fails to work properly. The Microsoft Store version of iTunes did improve things a bit. Yet it’s mostly the same old iTun

The non-expandable storage on your iPhone is a valuable commodity. That’s why iOS is built to offload apps whenever free space gets too low by design. So it’s surprising when the opposite happens — apps downloading by themselves automat

The Chromium version of Microsoft Edge works like a charm. It’s considerably faster performance-wise (the old Edge browser was dreadful), supports a vast library of extensions, and syncs your browsing data across devices without a fuss. You sho

Google Chrome has had significant visual overhauls over the years. Each time, the browser has either toned down or gotten rid of unwieldy user interface elements to place more emphasis on the actual web content. But strangely, there’s just one

Microsoft Edge Chromium is loads better than the old Edge browser. It’s noticeably faster, renders sites properly, and is a blast to surf with. But if you just migrated from Google Chrome or Firefox Quantum, you will notice that

Unrestricted Control Center access via the Lock Screen of your iPhone or iPad can pose various issues. Here’s how you can disable it to keep your phone and data safe.

Google Chrome usually lets you save your credit or debit card details whenever you add them a form online. However, those tiny prompts are quite easy to miss.

Is Screen Recording not working on your iPhone or iPad? Read this article to know all the ways in which you can fix the issue!

Despite any best efforts to stay on Wi-Fi, there’s always the risk of using cellular data in case your iPhone or iPad loses its connection to a hotspot. And obviously, exceeding your cellular data plan and incurring additi

The onscreen keyboard on the Apple iPad received a significant overhaul with the release of iPadOS. You can now make the keyboard float around the screen and free up loads of screen real estate, but it also supports swipe typing. In other words, it&#

Google Chrome’s ‘Send to Your Devices’ feature can misfire at times despite being incredibly useful. It sends links to any of your other devices in a matter of seconds and is pretty handy if you use multiple devices regularly. How

I never get tired of Chrome. Despite Safari gaining traction on the iPhone and iPad in recent times, Google’s flagship browser is just too good to let go. I especially love how it seamlessly syncs data among all of my devices. And considering that

Split View definitely makes life a whole lot easier on the iPad. The ability to use two apps side-by-side is an absolute game-changer. So obviously, it’s quite frustrating when the split view fails to work properly on the iPad.

iCloud for Windows leaves a lot to be desired. Be it error messages during installation or your photos failing to download locally — you will run into a fair share of headaches at one point or another. And the same goes for its integrated file syn