LastPass has apparently been breached. A number of the password service’s members have reported issues when using multiple attempted logins with their correct master passwords from various locations. The company has stated that the recent attacks are a result of shared passwords gleaned from breaches of other services. Per Hacker News, an unknown number of […]
If you’re looking for an additional layer of privacy and protection, you’re going to like this. Mozilla’s Firefox 91 browser now offers enhanced cooking clearing when a user deletes their browser history, eliminating an even wider swath of data in one go. Per Mozilla: When you decide to tell Firefox to forget about a website, […]
If you’re both an iOS and Google app user, tis could come in handy. Google on Wednesday announced the launch of its Google One app for iOS, which is designed to let users store photos, video, contacts, and calendar events for backup purposes. Users will be able to back up content to the 15GB of […]
The mighty Jason O’Grady threw this out there as a cool thing worth looking into. He might have a point. QuickShot allows you to manage, view and share screenshots taken within OS X, making your images immediately draggable from your menubar.
Have you ever caught a glimpse of another user’s Mac and wondered what that one (or more), unrecognized icon in their menubar was for? I’d like to introduce a new segment where we explore just that, interesting tools or application extensions that live in your menubar. It’s part review and part demystification, where we introduce […]