As businesses continue to shift operations and services to the web, securing applications has become more than a best practice — it is an essential part of digital survival. The complexity of modern web applications, combined with a rapidly evolving threat landscape, makes 2025 a critical year for web security. New attack vectors, advanced automation […]
Most internet users today prefer Google’s browser called Google Chrome. This is easily explained by its ease of use and the speed of the browser itself. While the browser is undoubtedly a great user experience, there is never a limit to perfection. You can use extensions to simplify things and increase the list of features. […]
Auxiliary plug-ins for Google Chrome allow you to do a number of extra things directly in the browser without using additional programs. These extensions allow you to check spelling and grammar, take dictation, generate and save passwords, take screenshots of a specific area of your screen and make graphical changes to your screenshot, and a […]
What will happen if social media and software stops working tomorrow in Russia? It’s an unanswered question. Even though AI (artificial intelligence) will have an impact on some industries, these new ways of working may be more time-efficient than the current ways that marketers, PR specialists, smm specialists and other professionals are accustomed to. They […]
1C:EDT is not a one-size-fits-all software that has every function preloaded. Instead, you are able to customize settings as needed on an individual basis If you are an advanced developer, you can take advantage of the powerful EDT by adding something that will speed up its work or by modifying the development environment for yourself. […]
Safari extensions let you optimize and customize the way you use websites on your Mac.
The malicious Ldi extension has now been removed from the Chrome Web Store.
With the release of macOS Big Sur, Safari started using a new extensions API that allows you to use plugins created for other browsers. Now we know that developers from Apple, Mozilla, Google, and Microsoft have decided to go a step further, joining forces to standardize the methodology for extension development.
Tech Talks editor Kevin Delsch has written a guideline for Chrome browser users with tips to keep themselves and their personal data safe from unscrupulous extension developers.
Even if you do not know what a plugin is in your computer, you still use at least one add-on. Among their number are useful, unnecessary and even viral, so knowing what they are, where to find them and how to remove them is necessary for every computer user.