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How to switch to a chronological Twitter feed

how to switch to a chronological twitter feed How to switch to a chronological Twitter feed

Twitter was a place where live updates came in, constantly. Whatever appeared on your timeline reflected when something was said. This is what initially set Twitter apart from other social networks but as the number of Twitter users grew, so did the noise in the average user’s feed, and Twitter …

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How To Zoom And Rotate Netflix In Chrome

how to zoom and rotate netflix in chrome How To Zoom And Rotate Netflix In Chrome

There are tons of browser extensions that allow you to unlock the hidden Netflix categories, get IMDb ratings, and even load external subtitles if you need to. Not many focus on making the viewing aspect of it better. It may be because, as far as Netflix is concerned, there isn’t …

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How to change the default search engine in Chrome

how to change the default search engine in chrome How to change the default search engine in Chrome

Google is the default search engine in Chrome and because it is the most popular search engine today, not many people are interested in changing it. That said, Chrome doesn’t tie you down to its default search engine and you’re free to pick whichever one you want to use. If …

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How To Use The YouTube Mini Player

how to use the youtube mini player How To Use The YouTube Mini Player

On small screens, media players or websites that can play media often struggle with screen space. The Facebook apps are a good example of this. On older versions of the app, users were unable to scroll through their news feed if they were watching a video. Facebook rectified this by …

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3 easy ways for Windows users to try out Linux

3 easy ways for windows users to try out linux 3 easy ways for Windows users to try out Linux

People are talking about Linux more and more in the mainstream these days, and even Windows users are starting to take an interest in the platform. However, trying out a new type of operating system can be scary if you’ve never used it before. Since Linux has a perception of being …

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How To Edit The Speed Dial In Chrome

how to edit the speed dial in chrome How To Edit The Speed Dial In Chrome

The new Chrome interface is now live. Update the browser to version 69 and you can use it. Part of the new design involves a revamp of the New Tab page. There are now ten speed dial spots and the thumbnail previews are gone. They’ve been replaced with website favicons/icons. …

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How to install Ubuntu apps offline

how to install ubuntu apps offline How to install Ubuntu apps offline

If you’re an Ubuntu Linux user with a bad internet connection and slow download speeds, you’ll be happy to know that there’s a fix for that: installing applications while offline, by using the offline app downloader Camicri Cube. Note: the Camicri Cube app is not specific to Ubuntu, and those …

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How to correct Ubuntu dependency errors

how to correct ubuntu dependency errors How to correct Ubuntu dependency errors

Dependency errors on Ubuntu happen when users install a third-party DEB package they’ve downloaded from the internet through the command-line, and the package manager can’t find the correct dependent packages required to run the program on Ubuntu. Though these kinds of issues come up less and less in 2019, due …

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How to install and uninstall extensions in Chrome

how to install and uninstall extensions in chrome How to install and uninstall extensions in Chrome

The Chrome Web Store has come a long way since its early days. Hardly anyone compares it to Firefox’s add-on market place any more. The extensions have also improved in quality and you will find extensions that compare to those for available to Firefox users. In fact, there have been …

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How to automatically add email threads to a Spreadsheet

how to automatically add email threads to a spreadsheet How to automatically add email threads to a Spreadsheet

Long email threads can be hard to follow. If your inbox is full of them, and the threaded conversation view in your preferred email service/client doesn’t help make emails easier to read, you might find a spreadsheet to be a better alternative. Reply to Sheet is a web service that …

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How to fix Chrome sync pausing and asking to sign in

how to fix chrome sync pausing and asking to sign in How to fix Chrome sync pausing and asking to sign in

Chrome’s sync feature can sync bookmarks, your browsing history, passwords, and it even lets you access the tabs you have open across other devices. It’s exceptionally useful and once you have it set up, you tend to get used to it always working and ensuring a seamless transition between different …

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How to force shut down a MacBook

how to force shut down a macbook How to force shut down a MacBook

MacBooks, like iPhones, rarely ever get stuck to the point that they’re unusable. A MacBook may freeze but in most cases, it will be usable again in a while. Of course, that’s not always the case. A MacBook can freeze and since it has a battery, you can’t just power …

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How to empty Trash after 30 days on macOS

how to empty trash after 30 days on macos How to empty Trash after 30 days on macOS

SSDs are becoming common on laptops but those of a larger capacity cost quite a bit. On Macbooks, paying for a bigger SSD often means an exponential difference in the price tag. If you have a Macbook with a smaller SSD, and no HDD to go with it, you want …

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