by Jeremiah Byerley | Jul 31, 2019 | Articles, Tutorials
Like most other popular browsers Google Chrome stores saved passwords. This is one of the most useful features that a web browser can have for a variety of reasons like automatically signing you into your favorite websites or allowing you to transfer your passwords...
by Jeremiah Byerley | Jul 26, 2019 | Articles, Tutorials
Many of our wordpress theme users asked how to remove the date, author and comment links below the post title, or the update date, tags and categories from the post footer. Some of the following css codes may work for many wordpress themes, but they are rather...
by Jeremiah Byerley | Jul 23, 2019 | Articles, Tutorials
An ongoing malvertising campaign is exploiting WordPress plugin vulnerabilities to redirect website visitors to malicious pages. A widespread and ongoing malicious advertising campaign is exploiting several recently-disclosed WordPress plugin vulnerabilities to...
by Jeremiah Byerley | Jul 16, 2019 | Articles, Tutorials
Or you can make Siri appear when you say something like, ‘Chitty chitty bang bang.’ On iOS, you can activate Siri by saying “Hey Siri.” Vocal activation isn’t available on macOS Sierra through the Siri system preferences, but as Jdcampbell on Reddit points out, it can...
by Jeremiah Byerley | Jul 14, 2019 | Articles, Tutorials
The iPad can support a mouse, I find this really handy for browsing the web and Microsoft...
by Jeremiah Byerley | Feb 22, 2019 | Articles, Tutorials
The use of propriety SSD’s on MacBooks limits the amount of space to dual boot Windows and MacOS on the same hard drive. Wouldn’t it be nice to boot windows from an inexpensive, fast USB 3.0 drive? Contrary to Apple and Microsoft, this can be done simply. This guide...
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