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As you start to optimize your webpage, the first and foremost thing you probably want to know is the current total page size. This is the starting point of almost all web page optimization. The total page size is an indicator of many things, especially the rendering time of the webpage. In most cases, you want to render the webpage…
Google Chrome supports various different search engines. You can change default search engine to any these, which provides you with the ability to search from the address bar or omnibox directly. In addition to the preset search engines, Google Chrome also detects and collects search functions from the various websites that you search on. You will need to modify or change…
“A picture is worth a thousand words” – Frederick R. Barnard (or A Chinese Proverb) It is probably not quite often that you need to take a screenshot or screen capture, but it does come in handy in some situations. If you happen to be a tech blogger, it comes in handy more often than not. Taking a screenshot of a desktop or…
There are several desktop screen capture utilities which allow you to take screenshots of your desktop, but not many them provide support to take the screenshot of an entire webpage. Usually the entire webpage is not visible at one time on your screen or browser, requiring you to scroll either vertically or horizontally. This makes it challenging to use a…
Google Chrome have been revamping many of their settings and preferences pages. As Google Chromium is the browser on which the more stable chrome is based on, the latest and greatest (and worst!) usually lands on chromium first. The latest to make landfall is the new Extensions manager or settings page. Currently, it seems to maintain most of the previous…
Evernote web clipping just got a bit easier… The Evernote extension in Google Chrome just got a new version which supports better clipping of web articles and posts. Earlier versions supported clipping of the entire page or just saving the URL as a bookmark. The new version supports yet an form of clipping called Article Clip. If no part of…
