Just like your Windows machine, Google’s Chrome has a built-in task manager, letting you see CPU usage, network activity and how much memory a site is using.
In this lesson we will learn about free and excellent text editor that is only part of the whole Google offer. I will show you how to create a simple web document.
If you'r a fast typer and don't pay much attention to spelling or English isn't your first language? No biggie, you can get a spell checker add-on for Firefox.
If you don't have installed program for editing PDF documents on your computer, then you can use web application PDFescape which allows you to edit your documents in your browser.
To avoid using someone else's copyright protected images you aren't allowed to use for commercial or even personal use, Google Advanced Image Search has got you covered.
It is good from time to time to clear your browsing data, that has accumulated during browsing the web. In this lesson I will show you how to clear browsing data in Google Chrome.
Facebook caches already shared pages for better performance, but this causes issues because Facebook can still show the older version of the page. Today we will learn how to refresh cache.
With the help of web page copypastecharacter.com we will learn how to find and add a little more unusual characters you can then use in your Facebook statuses, text documents, forums, etc...
You will learn how to install a Google Analytics plug-in to your Wordpress site and connect it to a Google Analytics account, so you can start tracking your web traffic.
Some web pages have the Save image As... option disabled on a right click when you try to save an image. Let me show you how to get that image anyway using Firefox.
