“Browser Select is a utility to dynamically select the browser you want instead of just having one default for all links. similar to the prompt in android to choose a browser when a link in a non-browser app is clicked/touched. it may not be useful for everyone but it really helps when you use multiple […]
As if Chrome wasn’t a huge pig to begin with. Chrome often consumes 4-6GB of RAM on my PC in every day browsing. “Soon Google Chrome is going to use even more of your RAM, assuming that it’s even possible to use more than it already does. This is because of Chrome 67’s new Site Isolation feature to […]
I help manage almost 20 domains. One of the domains has multiple blogs and multiple Facebook pages, one for each product. WordPress can automatically post new blog entries to Facebook using Jetpack or any number of plugins. Jetpack and the Plugins Strangely though, neither Jetpack nor any plugins I found can post to different Facebook […]
In 2017 I migrated 16 domains to WordPress. PHP runs well on Linux, but not so well no Windows in server production. This is not a fault of Windows, but one of PHP not being ported “to fit” properly on Windows and more of a “make it run”. Because of this I looked for a […]
The critical vulnerabilities found in Intel and other CPUs represent a significant security risk. Because the flaw is so low level, the usual protections that web developers are used to don’t apply. Even sandboxed JavaScript code can be used to exploit the vulnerabilities known as Meltdown and Spectre. Read more…
Excerpt Chrome is now the most popular browser across all devices, thanks to Android’s popularity and the rise of Chrome on Windows PCs and Mac computers. As Google continues to dominate our access to the web, information through its search engine, and services like Gmail or YouTube, Chrome is a powerful entry point in the […]