Ever since tracking cookies became software non grata in the online privacy world, Google has been trying to implement an alternative that would help the company better target ads to viewers. The latest version of Google Chrome now includes that tracking system; here’s how to see what settings you have and disable key features to increase your privacy.
Dave, I have a domain for my new Web site, but want email messages sent to that address to actually end up in my Gmail inbox. How can I set that up so it works properly? Thanks.
Generative AI is showing up everywhere on the Internet and if you’re using Microsoft Edge, Microsoft’s Bing AI is now built-into the browser. Google has Bard, but what about search? Welcome to Search Generative Experience…
I’ve been using a Chromebook for some writing and am wondering how I can edit and save my files directly onto the computer, rather than in the cloud. Is it possible? I want to be able to work offline.
Ever typed a partial search into Google just to have it offering up disconcertingly personalized search suggestions? Here’s how to turn that feature off…
I’m taking a communications class and we have an assignment to use Google to identify the hottest trends in the online world. I’m a bit clueless about how to do that, however, so am hoping you can offer some advice?
I sometimes find myself needing to save or print a single message in a Gmail discussion thread. My company goes on and on with email so these conversations can have hundreds of messages. How can I just isolate and print one message from the discussion?
The wildly popular Google Chrome web browser has always had a limited ability to tweak colors and themes (typically with downloads), but with the release of version 113, it’s now front and center. Here’s how to customize your own Chrome to make it exactly what you enjoy…
