Browsers like Google’s Chrome or Mozilla’s Firefox can store usernames, passwords, addresses and credit card information. It's an easy way to remember login credentials, but it's not very secure. Making things worse is malware that can rip you off being sold for cheap on the Dark Web. We've got details on what's happening and ways to protect your finances.

It shouldn’t surprise you that social media platforms know a lot about you. But Facebook gathers more information behind your back than you probably could imagine. Here's how to stop the social media giant from tracking your location or serving ads on topics you don't want to see.

Power strips are helpful but dangerous in many situations. These mistakes could cost you thousands of dollars in valuable electronics or risk a fire breaking out. We've made a list of hazardous mistakes to avoid while using power strips or surge protectors.

You know that feeling you get when you want to show someone a website but can't find it? You just came across it last night, and now it's gone. You try a Google search but keep getting different results. Don't get frustrated! We'll show you an easy way to search your entire browsing history in one go.

How do you find a customer service number? A Google search should do it, right? Well, that's a risky move. The information you find may lead you to a scammer. It would be great to have a resource where you can find all the contact information you need. Well, we found one, and it's super easy to use!

For every terrible mess, there's a prescriptive solution that works. People tell you about the magical cleaning powers of baking soda and vinegar, but do these household staples really work? Whether you're dealing with spilled coffee on the carpet or your shirt pocket, we found a site that answers all your stain removal queries.