Bing Chat for All Browsers Extension Lets You Use Bing Chat in Chrome and Firefox
With this browser extension, you don't have to use Edge only for the sake of using Bing AI if you're not a fan!
With this browser extension, you don't have to use Edge only for the sake of using Bing AI if you're not a fan!
Quick and simple methods to delete cookies for a specific website on your preferred browser when it's causing trouble.
Keep the WidevineCDM updated in your browser to view DRM-protected content from streaming services such as Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and more.
Sync open tabs in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox across all your devices to seamlessly switch and resume from one device to another.
Don't give up privacy for a smooth browsing experience with SmartBlock feature in Firefox.
Learn to sync tabs between Chrome, Edge, and Firefox using the 'Tab Session Manager' extension.
You can delete the history on all browsers on your iPhone or switch to Private/Incognito mode which does not keep history at all.
Everything you need to know about using blockchain domains in Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
It’s inadequate to delete just the browsing history, as some people have the misconception that if they delete the browsing history occasionally, it would be enough to maintain their privacy. But it’s much more complicated than that. “Google Activity or Google Web & App History” stores all the...
Mozilla Firefox has a popular feature for background updates. It automatically downloads updates and installs them without requiring a fresh install of Firefox, similar to app updates on your iOS and Android devices. However, the automatic updates feature in Firefox isn’t as convenient as it sounds. Most of the...
Ever wanted to take a scrolling screenshot of a selected area on a webpage? It’s not possible by the default means in Windows 10, Linux, Mac, or any other OS. But if you’re using Chrome or Firefox on your computer, the “Nimbus Capture” extension let’s you effortlessly...
Mozilla is beta testing a Private Network of its own to offer Firefox users more privacy on the web. The company is calling it “Firefox Private Network” and has already made it available through a Firefox extension (secure-proxy.xpi) as a beta service for USA based users only. The Firefox...