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How to Hide Specific Pages in Settings App in Windows 10

In Windows 10, the Settings app allows you to change and customize a lot of options and settings related to the operating system. If you are sharing your computer and don’t want users messing with different settings, you can easily hide specific pages in the Settings app. Here’s how. Using Free Third-Party Application The easiest way to hide or block specific pages within the settings app is to use a free program called Win 10 Settings Blocker. The good thing about the application is that it is portable, rather there is no need to install it to use it. Related: Settings App Not Working in… Read more

How to Enable Stacks on macOS for a Cleaner Desktop

Most of us have messier desktops than we’d care to admit, with various files piling up over time leading to a very cluttered display. Fortunately, Apple has introduced a feature known as “Stacks” in macOS Mojave, which helps fix this exact issue! Stacks basically cleans up your desktop by automatically arranging all your content into organized groups of files that can easily be expanded with a click. This feature can be very useful, especially for people like me who have to save everything to the desktop and then clean it up once or twice a month. The effect that Stacks has on tidying up your… Read more

Get a Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet for $30 Off

As a parent, you may get tired of lending your child your tablet or phone to play on. You don’t want them to mess up anything important or possibly see something not meant for younger eyes. You may want to consider getting them their own tablet, such as the Purchase includes one year of FreeTime Unlimited that will give your child access to over 20,000 games, videos, books, audiobooks, and educational content from sources such as Disney, PBS Kids, Nickelodeon, etc. Spanish language content is now included as well. After the first year, your subscription will renew every month for $2.99 plus tax. You can… Read more

Is It Right to Impose the Same Safe Social Media Rules on Everyone?

A recent report stated that social media sites were being urged to not include “Like” buttons on their interface for the reasons of keeping children safe online. The fear is that the Like function on sites like Facebook encourage children to stay online longer. But the question is if everyone should have to obey the same rules on social media to keep everyone safe when the target is just one certain group. Should everyone now follow different rules just to prevent children from being online too long? Is it right to impose the same safe social media rules on everyone? Our Opinion Alex believes a… Read more

4 of the Best Web Browsers for Linux

There are plenty of web browsers for Linux these days, but not all of them support all distros. This makes it a little bit difficult to choose, but there are some viable options that still work with the ecosystem. The choice isn’t just dependent on your Linux distribution, but also on your preferred use cases. While Linux desktops offer most of the web browsers you’d use on Windows and Mac, there are some lesser-known browsers that aren’t available for the latter two operating systems. Our top four picks for the best browsers you can use on Linux support the majority of most top distros, but… Read more