You Can Finally Use iCloud Keychain in Google Chrome
There’s a lot to love about Safari, but Google rules so much of the internet that using Chrome is sometimes a necessity. I can live with that, but what always…
Use the ‘4D’ Method to Keep Up With Your Inbox
Managing your inbox is a never-ending task, which is why we should simplify it as much as possible: And one way to do that is to rely on the four…
Unsubscribe From Unwanted Mailing Lists With This Chrome Extension
Across all my email addresses, which include school, personal, spam, and work inboxes in both Gmail and Outlook, I currently have 23,754 unread messages. This does not mean I am…
How to Create a New Gmail Account
Gmail is one of, if not the most, popular email service on the planet, and for good reason: It’s free, it’s full of features, and nearly everybody uses it. If…
The Best Gmail Extensions Everyone Should Be Using
Gmail has matured a lot over the years, so much so that you no longer need a third-party add-on for power-user features, such as scheduling emails. However, there is always…
Shortwave Is the Spiritual Successor to Google’s Inbox
Often, third-party apps exist to fill in gaps left by developers. After all, Apple and Google make a lot of apps, and need to balance both the feature sets of…
Use Text Expanders to Email More Efficiently
We all waste a lot of time writing out emails. Many of these emails say the same basic thing, too, when you’re following up on something, sending an introduction, or…
The Best Way to Bulk Export Your Apple Notes
Apple Notes is among the best free note-taking apps out there, but it doesn’t make it easy to export notes in bulk. Whether you’re thinking of switching to another app—such…
You Should Enable Gmail’s New ‘Enhanced Safe Browsing’
Photo: RAY-BON (Shutterstock) Google’s had an Enhanced Safe Browsing feature in Chrome since 2019—a set of privacy features to help protect against phishing and malware attacks. Basically, if a link…
Why You Should Back Up Your iPhone to Your Computer Too
One backup is never enough. An automatic service like iCloud is great—if your phone ends up in a ditch somewhere, you won’t lose all the photos of your family. But…