A real useful web service for all the designer who want to know what colors have been used on a certain image. You can even download a Photoshop Swatch file containing the color palette of the image.
Google Chrome has a handy function where you can just paste an url or search term and you will go straight to the page or get the Google search results.
Google Docs or these days Google Drive can make collaborating with your colleagues or friends much easier by sharing Google Document, Spreadsheet, Presentation, Pictures or a whole folder.
You may have noticed that Facebook ads a the location revealing your wheresbouts at the times you publish post. If you don't want other to know that, this is what you need to do.
As your most probably noticed, Pinterest is the newest social media craze, generating more traffic to other websites then LinkedIn, YouTube and Google+ combined!
While browsing the Internet a memory browser gets too accumulated with so-called cookies. In this lesson I will show you how to show cookies and also how to delete it.
If you don't like Google following your searches or you simply want to check how some search keywords rank on Google without the need to clear your cache and log off from Google account, then this is for you.
TinEye is a great reverse image search online service, that can tell you where an image came from, find different sizes of the image and you can find out if someone is using your image without your permission.
Most of the annotations popping up while you are watching YouTube videos are really annoying, but there is a really simple on-click way to get rid of them.
I will show you how you find out if a website of your choice is using cookies. If the result is positive, you also find out which cookies are being used and what's their purpose.
