Recent Articles About Connect to the Internet

Canva has been the miracle design tool for so many budding content creators, so we tested its web design feature to see if it’s just as intuitive.

uBlock Origin was one of the best free ad blockers until Google removed it from the Chrome Web Store in favor of trackers. We tested to see if the Lite version is better.

If you think building a website sounds daunting, try Squarespace, Wix, or Shopify. We’ve tested all three and dive into which is the best to launch your ecommerce website.

Chrome notifications can be annoying, so we tested these step-by-step methods to disable them on all your devices.

We tested VPNs during and after the brief ban to see if we could still access TikTok with the IP-changing software. Here’s how to use a VPN with TikTok.

Pie Adblock claims to block ads and pay you for the ads you do choose to watch, but is it legit? We tested the free ad blocker to see if it’s safe. Here’s what we found.

Meta has dominated the messaging app space, but there are more secure apps that don’t share your data, track your activity, or put your privacy at risk.

No matter where you hang your jersey, you can catch every NHL playoff game from anywhere by checking out our guide on where to stream with or without cable.

No matter where you watch from, you can catch all the NBA playoff games through the Finals in June if you have the right streaming service.

Google’s Manifest V3 update requires tracking allowances, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy the ad-blocking capabilities you love from uBlock Origin Lite.

The Canopy parental control app works best on Android, and we think it’s better for parents of younger kids who are just starting out with content monitoring.

Blocking Crunchyroll ads isn’t easy. We tested blocking ads on the Crunchyroll app, desktop, and mobile to find the best way to get a clean, ad-free experience. Here’s how.