This tutorial explains how to see thumbnails of all Firefox tabs. You can use a free add-on, known as “Tip Tab” for this. When you will click add-on icon, it shows thumbnails of all tabs, including private and other windows, in a new tab. You can also zoom in a thumbnail and click on any thumbnail to access that tab.
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Here is a free software to see number of TCP/UDP bytes sent, received by applications in Windows. Use this software to see the TCP/UDP stats by applications, export results.
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This tutorial covers a simple and fast way to leave multiple Facebook groups at once. Using this method, you can bulk leave Facebook groups and save yourself lots of time.
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This tutorial explains how to disable new tab in Google Chrome. You can first set the maximum number of tabs, say 1, that can be opened in Chrome browser and when you will try to open a new tab, it won’t open. For this, you need to use a free Chrome extension, called “xTab”.
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Learn how to get Apple TV screensaver on Windows 10. Use the freeware that I have listed that shows beautiful view of the various locations from San Francisco, New York, Dubai, Greenland, etc., in slow motion video
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Learn how to see SDKs, services used by an Android, iOS app. Use the website mentioned here and see the details about the core services that it using with other details as well
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This tutorial is all about how to use Gmail on Slack.You can now easily connect your Gmail account to Slack and then start reading your emails from inbox, send replies, forward emails, and do more.
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This tutorial explains how to sync Google calendar and Outlook calendar. You can select a specific calendar from both the platforms, set date range to find items in both the calendars and then sync Google and Outlook calendars with just one click using “Outlook Google Calendar Sync” free software.
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Learn how to see number of file, directory, thread handles opened by processes. Here is a free software to do that in an easy way, export results to a file
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This tutorial explains how to add bookmarks to specific folders using hotkeys in Google Chrome. You can set four folders of your choice and then create custom hotkeys for those folders in Chrome. After that, pressing a hotkey on a webpage will bookmark and store it in the folder associated with that hotkey.
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This tutorial walks you through a simple process to make Google Chrome touchscreen-friendly on Windows. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a Google Chrome with a touch-friendly user interface.
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Here is a free software to count file read, write operations by applications in Windows. Use this to monitor running applications along with the stats like write count, read count, read bytes, write bytes, etc
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Here is a free software to change current audio settings of all applications on Windows. Use this software to set volume level of each application separately without running them first
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This tutorial explains how to see list of programs that run with different compatibility mode. You can see Windows version (Vista, XP, Windows 7, 8, etc.), resolution, program name, location, program run as admin or not, etc.
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