Facebook doesn’t like this feature anymore. Meta is doing away with two of Facebook’s external social plugins at the beginning of next year, By February 10, 2026, the social media platform will ...

Firefox also includes more robust fingerprinting protection, although it's not as sophisticated as Brave's randomized fingerprint technique. Google sends (anonymized) browsing data, including searches ...

Inline comments, also known as single-line Java comments, begin with two slashes, and only impact the code on the line in which they appear. The following is an example of a single-line comment in ...

Gift Article 10 Remaining As a subscriber, you have 10 articles to gift each month. Gifting allows recipients to access the article for free. Avec, a restaurant that has operated in the West Loop for ...

One of Chicago’s most noted restaurants — avec — is opening its first suburban location this spring. The restaurant, part of One Off Hospitality, will open at 250 Waukegan Ave. in Highwood. This will ...

Y’all are some comedians in TikTok comment sections — and I mean that. While hilarious comments like “who is this DIVA💜” and “SYBAU” never fail to make me laugh, the new source of my entertainment ...

Comments added to a YouTube video in the comment box below the video clip are public and available to all other users unless the video uploader decides to reject the comment or delete it at a later ...

At the start of March 2025, social media users began seeing gray or black boxes appear on Facebook when attempting to leave a comment. Snopes readers also asked whether the transparent boxes meant ...

Over the years, tens of millions of other Firefox users and I have given up on the browser. Recently, Mozilla, the company behind Firefox, changed Firefox's data practices and privacy policies so that ...

Brave Browser is getting a new feature called 'custom scriptlets' that lets advanced users inject their own JavaScript into websites, allowing deep customization and control over their browsing ...

No one knows exactly how the next four years will play out, but here’s one thing that seems almost certain: the media will be challenged — and scrutinized — perhaps like never before. And with that ...