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Whenever you have an issue with a website, one of the first suggestions you will hear from IT support is “ try to clear your browser cache ” along with “ and delete your cookies “. So what is this ominous browser cache? What does it store and what is it good for? What your browser cache does, why you would want to clear it, and how this is done are the questions addressed in this article. Just in case you are wondering, we have previously explained to you How Websites Use Cookies [Technology Explained] .

Everything You Need to Know About the Browser Cache [MakeUseOf Explains]

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How To Stop Websites from Tracking You - Technology - GOOD - StumbleUpon

Almost every major website—from the behemoths like Google to Facebook to the smallest ones you visit—is tracking your clicks to “serve” you a personalized experience of the Internet. If you’re fine with that, great! But if you’d rather keep your clicks to yourself, here’s how to prevent sites from chasing you around. If you use Firefox:
http://techflesh.com/10-coolest-windows-shortcuts-you-never-knew-about/

10 Coolest Windows Shortcuts You Never Knew About | TechFlesh- News,... - StumbleUpon

Keyboard shortcuts are the essence of PC productivity. While newbs slowly mouse around their screens in search of buttons to click, seasoned tech vets hammer through a day’s work with ease thanks to a wealth of arcane hotkey combos that knock out useful tasks in seconds. Of course, every PC user knows a few handy shortcuts, and hardened system tweakers like you have forgotten more hotkeys than most users will ever learn. But here are 10 cool combos that even you might not know. 1. Windows Logo + L