Internet

With a few clicks, you can access adult sites—even if the state government doesn't want you to.

Unless you have a Pixel, you're losing your Google One VPN.

Brainstorm on Google Keep by combining sketches, handwritten notes, and text.

The labels make it easy to know exactly what you're signing up for.

These are the best tools to bypass a paywall (but you should still support journalism when you can).

You can visit the dark web safely and legally, if you know how.

You can force Shorts to play in YouTube's normal video player.

Install one plugin and Mastodon—and eventually Threads—users can follow your blog.

Blocking JavaScript can reduce invasive tracking and load pages faster, but it can also break webpages.

Not quite the search result you were looking for.

Threads just got a little closer to services like Mastodon.

A handy overlay window for a quick, close glance.

I read it on Reddit, not Facebook, Instagram, or X.

"To acquire knowledge, you gotta be able to focus on something."

Brace thyself: AI-generated product descriptions are here.

With new drag-and-drop workflows, internal databases and AI, Zapier's become a powerful tool.

Google Scholar is one of Google's lesser-known search tools—but it's invaluable if you need to cite data from trusted sources.

Microsoft is trying anything to get an edge.

Subscriptions have a way of piling up, but here are a few to consider that are truly worth their cost.

Safe Browsing will update even faster now.