Category: Technology

  • This Week’s Webmaster Tip – GDPR

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    The European laws are changing. Although the United States is a bit behind, we are sure they will be catching up. European law now states that web publishers must include the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) warning which gives visitors information about cookies and other forms of data storage that might be contained within their…

  • Adobe Bridge Crashes on Startup

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    We have experience many crashes using Adobe Bridge 2019 and 2010. Extremely frustrating even when using some of the techniques offered by Adobe themselves on their website. We came across an Internet posting by Jim Doty, Jr. on his website jimdoty.com that “seems” to do the trick for us. It appears he found this technique…

  • Cleaning Up Windows 10

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    WinSxS Windows uses a system folder called WinSxS to store files that are needed for your Windows installation, as well as backups or updates to those files. It’s a space hog, however, taking up several gigabytes of space and growing with each Windows Update you perform. Use the steps below to clean up unnecessary files…

  • Sending Secure Files NOT using Email

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    Firefox Send – Simple, private file sharing: Firefox Send lets you share files with end-to-end encryption and a link that automatically expires. You can keep what you share private and make sure your stuff doesn’t stay online forever.

  • Google Chrome Extensions – Do and Don’ts

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    Chrome is probably the most popular browser on the market.  As a result, it is also the target of many hackers and those who would like to do malicious harm. In a nut shell: Do you homework.  Seek out what others are saying. Only use Chrome extensions that are available on the Chrome Web Store…