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For some reason the Internet is getting loud! Visiting web sites, especially news sites, now means an automatically playing video is slowly loading and no matter what you do you can't stop it from beginning and basically reading the story you wanted to read! Or while quietly reading a story an...

While Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are fun ways to keep in touch with friends and family, watch cat videos and even catch up on news, more employers are doing background checks on current and future employees. So an embarrassing tweet from 2010, Facebook rant from 2014 or the drunk Instagram...

: There's a lot of fake news out there and that includes the existence of Santa Claus. But now you can block all the negative news about Santa on your computer with a free plugin extension called, Keep Believing In Santa [DOWNLOAD HERE] . Millions of children across the world have stopped believing...

One of the most annoying things about the Internet are those web site that automatically start to play audio and video. While you are trying to be discreet, the damage has already been done. Some good news though, it appears are planning to launch updates that will mute most videos and audios...

No doubt this has happened to you before, you are working on a project at your desk and a deadline is quickly approaching when all of the sudden, you're visited by a co-worker for a social chat. You don't want to be rude but you're on a deadline, so what do you do? If you have the "nope" Chrome...

After one of the most contentious Presidential elections in American history, you may have notice the number of your Facebook friends has dropped. Yes, it's true, many unfriendings occurred, but who are these people who no longer want to associate with you online? Now you can find out using a nifty...

It is getting harder and harder to find out if the web site you are visiting for news is a legitimate news site or a fake one filled with fake stories. 62% of Americans say they get their news from social media platforms and many of those news sources are not creditable. So a computer programmer...