Browsers

The original 1996 Tomb Raider was a phenomenon. It spawned more than ten sequels, spin-offs, and the eventual series reboot. If you are feeling nostalgic, and don't want to bother with emulators, you can now play the game that started it all, in your browser. Arguably a better browser game

The ability to browse offline used to be prominent in browsers. For some reason, however, its deeply hidden in the latest versions of Chrome and Firefox. In this guide, we will see how to activate the ability to browse offline the pages we have already visited.

Do you want to download a complete Facebook album in one click? Gain unfair advantages on a browser game? View images and videos behind a URL without clicking on it? These are only a few of the functionalities we can add to most browsers, using Greasemonkey scripts.

The about:config screen allows us to configure Firefox in every possible way, giving access to thousands of settings unavailable to the GUI. However, navigating about:config is complicated for the average user. The "Configuration Mania" add-on is a front end for about:config that makes it easy for everyone to configure Firefox.

In early 2015, Firefox integrated Hello, a video communication service that works straight from the browser. Now Hello includes a Firefox instant messaging feature, which we can use to chat with our friends, even if they are on different browsers. Let's see how the Firefox instant messaging works.

A browser is a complicated piece of software. Between security features, plugins, extensions, and themes, it's easy for something to go wrong. It's good then that a full browser reset will fix most problems. Let's see how to do a browser reset without losing our settings and website passwords.

Let's say we are at an interesting website, and want to open multiple links. We could middle click or ctrl+click ten times to open ten tabs. Or, we could use one of the extensions below, to open multiple links at once, in Chrome or Firefox.

Adobe Flash Player is a necessary evil. We still need it for some websites and browser games we might be playing. However, every couple of months a severe flash vulnerability surfaces, and we mush rush to update flash player. Let's see the safest way to do so.

Chrome is a very fast browser, but this comes at a price: the browser opens multiple processes and ends up using a lot of RAM, which can be a problem for low RAM systems. Now, the extension "The Great Suspender" can help us reduce Chrome RAM usage, by automatically suspending unused

The Internet's collective patience is running thin regarding Adobe Flash. It is the biggest security vulnerability on the average PC, especially after the numerous zero-day exploits of 2015. Sooner or later, we will have to get rid of it. Here's how to uninstall Flash in every major browser.