At the beginning of 2016, Mozilla renewed its testing program to offer users the possibility to test the new Firefox features before they are implemented in the final version of the browser. With Firefox Test Pilot the user can play with the new features without even having to install an unstable version of the browser.

If you have installed the Test Pilot add-on in Firefox or if you dare to start using it, you can now try three new experiments with the browser tabs that will show you what Mozilla is working on and maybe we will see arrive in the immediate future. And, spoiler alert: it’s the best we’ve seen in Firefox in a long time.

The Signal Private Messaging application continues to evolve. It was announced after two years ago that Edward Snowden said he used it daily, then released his client for desktop, and after Trump’s victory his discharges soared for his promised commitment to fight censorship and government espionage.

Sometimes it may seem trivial, but giving a touch of personality to our desktop can help us feel much more comfortable when starting the computer. Sometimes it can be with something as simple as adding a desktop background that will give you some life.

Western Digital, through the Sandisk brand, has dared with an accessory to expand the storage of mobile devices. It is Sandisk Connect, a USB memory that can be used as such but also connects via Wi-Fi to be able to transfer files.

As in the case of the WD MyPassport 4 TB we talk about a device something bigger than normal (the pendrive can be somewhat annoying if the USB ports of your computer are very close together), but generally should not be problem. Its capacities range from 16 to 256 GB and on computers it is used like any other USB memory.

Large online platforms continue to fight against the proliferation of false news. Google gave data yesterday about its battle against them when it talked about how it was combating fraudulent ads, and this dawn Facebook has announced the reformulation of its Trending Topics to try that they are reduced less news to them.

When you install Steam on your PC you can always choose by hand the directory in which you prefer to install the games that come down from the platform. Now, when it comes to moving a game that was already installed , the story was different, but thanks to a relatively new client function, you can change an even disk game without having to download a single file again.

Last week we talked about several changes in privacy management presented by Microsoft in Windows 10. Mainly two, a web portal from which we can manage everything that Microsoft knows about us, and a new privacy panel to be released with Its next major update and will appear when installing the operating system replacing the current one.

When you buy a computer it is common that this comes quite full of applications pre-installed, both those installed by each manufacturer and the native applications of Windows 10. Some of these applications are useful, but others not so, so it is common that The first thing we do is uninstall them.

But what happens when there are too many applications or you can not uninstall them because they are native to the operating system? Today we are going to tell you a couple of tricks, one to remove all bloatware or unnecessary applications automatically, and the other to uninstall the non-uninstallable and native Windows 10 applications without having to use third-party applications.

We recently talked about the launch of the new Rainmeter 4.0, a great tool that has many years being the best alternatives to help us customize our desktop in Windows. Although over the years Rainmeter has become extremely easy to use and the process of installing themes is becoming simpler, there are still several things that it is difficult to understand at first.

So, if you’re a newbie to this customization and you like how cool some of the captures of any of the 20 tracks for Rainmeter we share recently, and you do not know how to make everything look just as perfect, Then read on to learn how to set up Rainmeter on your PC.

Ransomware is increasingly becoming one of the biggest network security threats. Although malware infections have been plummeting, malware-related infections are on the rise. This type of attacks usually restrict the user’s use of the system and ask for a rescue to free the files or equipment hijacked, and not only limited to your computer or smartphone.