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Is Awesome Screenshot Browser Add-on, Really Awesome?
So, is Awesome Screenshot, a screen capture add-on for Firefox 4.0 (which I recently installed), Chrome, and Safari really awesome? If you’re an active Blogger and you have a need to capture web...
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BitDefender TrafficLight – Real-time Anti-virus, Anti-phishing Browser Add-on
Surfing the Internet without a site reputation Browser add-on is not much different than stumbling down a set of stairs in the dark – while blindfolded. At a minimum, a risky venture. As with all...
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Spice Up Your Blog And Forum Comments With BBCodeXtra Firefox Add-on
I must admit – I love to pore over readers’ comments following articles I’m checking out on other sites. Courteous comments (which by their nature, raise the level of intellectual persuasion), will...
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Take Control Of Your Internet Privacy With BetterPrivacy Firefox Add-on
In the real world of Internet security push and shove, it seems everything has a “season” – a space in the spotlight. For example – each day we are bombarded with the latest, subjectively “most...
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Four Firefox Add-ons You Haven’t Yet Considered
Being a tech Blogger is a pretty easy gig, except for one particular issue – finding the right software, at the right time, that readers will find useful. Sure, a ton of software is released every day,...
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Take 10 Seconds And Have BitDefender QuickScan Add-on Audit Your System For...
BitDefender’s QuickScan (last updated April 7, 2011), is a Firefox, and Chrome add-on, built around cloud based technology (a continuously updated malware database and scanner, hosted on remote...
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Who’s Tracking Your Internet Browsing? – Find Out With Ghostery
Picture this – you’re at your favorite grocery store and you can’t help but notice – no matter which aisle you’re in, you’re actions are being observed surreptitiously by a herd of people. Each one...
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Add Some Color To Firefox With Colorful Tabs
When I installed Firefox 4, certain add-ons were not yet compatible (some, including VTzilla and Xpnd.it, are still not compatible). The non-compatible add-on I missed the most – which really surprised...
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Tile Tabs 4.9 – Firefox Tabbed Horizontally, Vertically Or In A Grid
This past week, I’ve reviewed Dexpot – an application which, in the freeware version, will allow you to work with up to twenty separate and distinct virtual Desktops, as well as Slickscreen – an...
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Clean Up With Click&Clean Firefox and Chrome Extension
If there’s one thing regular readers here seem to agree on it’s – CCleaner is an awesome application. You can count me in the “awesome application” appreciation group. This free system cleaner is still...
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Catch Your Online Grammar, Spelling, and Style Mistakes, With After The Deadline
Churning out two blog posts every day is hard on the eyes – not to mention the back, the wrists – well you get the point. As a consequence – I sometimes find myself looking (with crossed eyes) at words...
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Not Using Google Shortcuts? Here’s What You’re Missing
The following article was originally posted September 6, 2010. Comments from readers: I have to say that is such a great plugin. It is so customizable and puts all the Google services at one place. I...
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Search Engine Malware – The Same Old, Same Old
In the News within the past 3 days - Web security firm Armorize – over 6 million e-commerce web pages have been compromised in order to serve malware to users. Ed Bott Report – criminal gangs that...
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Flash Cookies – Spyware By Any Other Name
I first wrote on the issue of Flash cookies back in September 2009, and since then, I’ve watched as these obnoxious web trackers and privacy invaders multiply like a virus. Based on the number of...
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Best Free Security Applications – An 18 Month Review
Without a doubt, the most popular question that comes my way, in one form or another is – which antivirus application(s) would you recommend? The question comes up so often, I’ve chosen to post the...
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Way To Go WOT! – Now Protecting 30 Million Users
The Internet is one kickass place – survey after survey continue to show that cybercriminals are picking off unaware/undereducated users, as if they were shooting fish in a barrel. It’s hardly...
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TuneTune – YouTube To MP3 Converter Browser Add-on
St. Patrick’s Day is over for another year – and, thank goodness for that. Along with New Years Eve, St. Paddy’s Day, it seems to me, brings out the worst in the non-drinking drinkers who load-up well...
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Google Gives Users The Finger One More Time
The Internet is one kickass place – survey after survey continue to show that cybercriminals are picking off unaware/undereducated users, as if they were shooting fish in a barrel. And Google, the “Do...
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DoNotTrackPlus Gives The Boot To Nosy Internet Trackers
Several weeks back, I received an invitation from CNET to join a dating website designed especially for those that are 50 years old – or more. OK, it wasn’t exactly an invitation – it was, in fact, an...
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The Tool Designed To Fool – We Don’t Want No Stinkin’ Toolbar! (Revisited)
In today’s Tech Thoughts Daily Net News column, you’ll find a link to Ed Bott’s – How Oracle installs deceptive software with Java updates. So, what’s new here? Not as much as you might think –...
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