Whether you’ve come across a website with a great color scheme, or you’re designing brand presentations and pitch decks, you may have found yourself reaching for a color picker. The good news is, Chrome already has its own built into the core browser: no extensions required. One option is to use the dev tools built…
Fix Chrome with the Chrome Cleanup Tool
Chrome offers users a lot of control. You can change the appearance of the browser, and you also have control over what your homepage and new tab pages look like, which search engine you use, how websites you visit interact with your browser, and much more. The downside is that these settings can be hijacked by…
The Free Evernote Plan: What You Get and What You Don’t
Before you sign up for the free version of Evernote, make sure it has all of the features you need. You may not be spending money, but you are spending time. Evernote might have once cornered the note-taking market, but it’s no longer alone. Depending on the features you need, Evernote might not be the…
The 5 Best Office 365 Training Programs in 2020
Maybe you use Microsoft Office 365 just to create Word documents. Maybe you depend on it to run a multinational business. However you use the platform, what’s the best way to learn how to navigate your way through its constantly updating features and functions? From one of these five Office 365 training courses, you should find…
G Suite vs Office 365 – Which is Better in 2020?
G Suite and Office 365 solve a few problems for businesses: Set up email for your company. Get a suite of document tools. Store your documents on the cloud. You get email management, a suite of document tools, and online storage. There’s a few other bells and whistles but that’s the vast majority of the…
How to Change and Improve Your Chrome Homepage
Google Chrome comes with a relatively plain startup page. While that’s an advantage if you just want to go ahead and search, there are downsides to an uncluttered interface. That’s why, separate from the startup page, Chrome has a designated homepage you can enable and then customize to your needs. In this post we’ll talk…
How to Get G Suite for Free As a Nonprofit
G Suite is available free for educational institutions and nonprofits. G Suite for Nonprofits is part of the Google for Nonprofits program, which also includes grants for ads and perks for YouTube and Maps. Only G Suite Basic is available under this program. That means you get G Suite’s document apps, email for your nonprofit,…
The Step-by-Step Guide to Using Grammarly with Chrome
Grammarly helps you write better. It helps you avoid clunky sentences, long phrases, and—yes, the clue’s in the name—grammar mistakes. It’s like a spellchecker, but for spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and more. The Premium version will even give you commentary on tone of voice and offer advice on making your writing more academic, accurate,…
Office 365 Trial: What to Know Before You Start
A trial of Office 365 is a hands-on way to figure out how well you or your team can work with Microsoft Office. It gives you premium access to a powerful set of apps and services for free, but it only lasts one month. Before that trial period is over, you want to make an…
The Exact Steps to Install Google Chrome on Any Device
Chrome is a lightweight free browser for pretty much every device out there. It’s powerful, versatile, and incredibly popular, accounting for almost two thirds of all browser usage. And it’s easy to install on all your devices, but the steps are slightly different from one device to another. If you’re installing Chrome on your device…