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Did you know you can configure Google to filter out junk? Follow these steps to improve your search results, including adding my work on Lifehacker […]
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Spotify wants to be just another messaging platform, but its new private messaging system has a quirk that makes me hesitant to recommend it. Spotify […]
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Google Vids is the company’s web-based video editor, and now you can use it for free . Until now, Vids was only available to paid […]
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Labor Day sales are already in full swing, and Lifehacker is sharing the best deals based on product reviews, comparisons, and price tracking tools before […]
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There’s one feature that fans of the popular note-taking service Notion have been waiting for a long time. No, it’s not website management or even […]
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YouTube used to be a cool site where you could spend hours watching entertaining videos from other users like you with little to no interruptions. […]
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You copy a link to send to a friend. The pasted link is terribly long, with a question mark and some gibberish after the actual […]
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Google Flights is getting an AI-powered tool that will help you find the best deals for your upcoming trips. All you have to do is […]
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I recently decided to buy a Kindle Paperwhite but not register it with my Amazon account. It’s as simple as not connecting to Wi-Fi during […]
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It’s one of those long-known tech tricks: Add “reddit” to the end of your Google searches, the theory goes, and you’ll get genuinely useful information […]
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Instagram has been betting on video for a few years now. Instagram Reels have flooded the platform, and now you might be tempted to use […]
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If your home Wi-Fi is starting to buckle under the weight of remote work, smart gadgets, and 4K streaming, TP-Link’s Deco BE63 could be the […]
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I’ve been generally very happy with my M1 MacBook Air (2020) , which I’ve had for almost three years now. However, I do regret not […]
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Facebook users are complaining that their groups are inexplicably being slapped with the ban hammer, no matter how innocent they are. On Reddit and X, […]
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If you’re looking to upgrade your Wi-Fi but don’t want to spend a fortune, the TP-Link Archer BE230 (also known as the BE3600) is worth […]
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If you find that some websites are slow or not responding at all, you are not alone. Much of the internet is currently suffering from […]
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Mozilla recently announced that it will be shutting down its book-shelving app Pocket on July 8, 2025. If you’re a fan like me, now is […]
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The company behind the Opera browser is launching another AI tool with Opera Neon , an agent-based AI browser. What this essentially means is that […]
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Arc, the much-hyped privacy-focused web browser, will no longer be getting new features. That fact was announced months ago by its developer, The Browser Company, […]
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The TP-Link Deco BE63 Mesh Wi-Fi System is now priced at $299.99 (previously $549.99), according to price trackers, making it its lowest price to date. […]
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Want to get verified with Bluesky? The company has just made its verification form publicly available , and you can use it to apply for […]
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Pocket’s beloved text-reading app is shutting down, and Mozilla is giving current users until October 8 to download saved items from their lists, archives, favorites, […]
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Sometimes you need to quickly convert an image, audio file, or video, so you look for an online tool. The problem: many online conversion tools […]
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If you need to hide your internet traffic or simply get around geoblocks, a VPN can be useful. Short for virtual private network, these services […]
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Has this ever happened to you? You’re completely engrossed in a video – maybe the punchline of a great joke is about to hit, or […]
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“I’m Feeling Lucky” has been Google’s core search feature since the company launched in 1998. Most of us, of course, do the typical search, scrolling […]
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Virtual private networks (VPNs) offer an easy way to access content blocked in your region and hide your browsing data from prying eyes. When you […]
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Firefox 138 is now generally available worldwide, and this version brings full support for tab groups, profile management, a quick way to check the weather, […]
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Thanks to smart (and aggressive) marketing, Duolingo has established itself as one of the most popular language learning apps in the world. However, there’s some […]
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Amazon and the White House are currently not getting along . A report from Punchbowl News claimed that Amazon was planning to disclose how the […]
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In a move that shouldn’t surprise anyone, Meta – the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and Threads – wants to monetize its websites. Threads, launched […]
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I thought it was just me, the non-native English speaker who liked to watch everything with subtitles. But obviously this is not the case. According […]
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Gmail already adds an “Unsubscribe” button to every promotional email or newsletter you receive in your inbox. This way, you can stop someone from sending […]
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Picture in Picture (PiP) is a great feature for us multitaskers. Of course we have a lot to do, but there are also a lot […]
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Browser extensions can potentially see a lot of what you do on your computer, so you need to be careful when it comes to choosing […]
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There are many ways your internet activity can be tracked as you move from website to website, many of which you can mitigate through your […]
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For many, the only purpose of Microsoft Edge is to completely sideload another browser , such as Chrome or Firefox. But it’s not Internet Explorer: […]
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The Internet is always open. What if it was closed sometimes? That’s the central question at Seven39 , an experimental social network that’s open for […]
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Social media can be a great way to connect with friends and family, but it can also be dangerous, especially for children and young people. […]
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Google search is getting worse all the time, but most of its free alternatives aren’t as good at finding what I’m looking for. Since Google […]
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