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Why I Pay for Kagi, the Ad-Free Google Search Alternative
Use redirects, filters, and anti-clickbait features to make the most of Kagi.
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What Is a Browser Cache, Anyway?
Caching speeds up browsing—but it also needs to be cleared.
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T-Mobile Class-Action Payouts Are Just About on Their Way
If you're a claimant in the class-action lawsuit, your payment is nearly here.
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Facebook's New Friends-Only Feed Lets You Scroll Like It's 2008
"OG" Facebook is so back, in this one feed.
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Google May Have Deleted Your Timeline Data in Maps
And there's a good chance it's gone forever.
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You Can Remove DRM From Your Digital Books, but It's Probably Illegal
There should be a legal way to back up the books and audiobooks you've purchased.
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Skywriter Turns Bluesky Threads Into ‘Articles’ for Easy Reading
There's a better way to read long threads on Bluesky.
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'Redact' Can Delete Your Posts From 28 Different Social Networks
From Twitter to Facebook, from Deviantart to Reddit, you can clear out all your old and/or embarrassing crap.
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You Need to Update Firefox Before Friday
All Firefox apps (other than iOS) need your attention.
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How This Chrome Policy Change Will Affect Your Shopping Extensions
The Honey influencer controversy has had a few consequences.
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My Favorite Podcast App Now Has a Free Web Player
The free version of Pocket Casts just got a major upgrade.
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Digg Is Coming Back (Sort Of)
The best link aggregator from 20 years ago is relaunching, with a little help from AI.
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This Tool Turns Any Wikipedia Topic Into an Interactive Timeline
See when events happened in comparison to each other.
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These Are the Best Free Email Providers for 2025
Looking for the best email address you can make for free? These are your best options.
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Other Browsers Need to Steal Opera’s Multitasking Sidebar
It seriously makes multitasking so much easier.
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This Site Gives Your Bluesky Profile a MySpace Makeover
SkySpace brings back the beauty and chaos of 2005-era social media (backgrounds and music very much included).
