Google finally agreed to add a ‘Do Not Track‘ button in it’s in-house browser, Chrome. Since the introduction of the SOPA act there has been a lot of talk about privacy and tracking. Most tech companies had taken a clear stand on whether they need to track their visitors and supply site resources (on-site features,... Read More
Productivity is the key in today’s day and age if you want to finish your task on/before time. A few days ago we listed out some productivity apps for web designers which will help enhance the work-rate. Coming back to the topic, Google AdSense is something which every blogger or web publisher thrives upon to... Read More
As web surfers we are very keen to know which website uses which script or CMS (Content Management System). No? Well one would be certainly lying if the answer to that question would be ‘No’. Here we are NOT talking about client-end scripts like jQuery, JS or Ajax instead we are focusing on the site’s... Read More
So how is May going for you ? Hope, it’s rocking & you are able to make every day productive enough. If you are a regular reader of DailyBlogging, you would know that we release the Traffic Stats for every month and a couple of days ago, we released the Traffic Stats for April and... Read More
In the last Post, I wrote about the Chrome Fastball game experiencing downtime due to high traffic. Today I will be giving a small tutorial on HowTo disable the Adobe Flash Player support for chrome provided by Google. But I don’t think its necessary to disable a support for flash player since nowadays many sites... Read More
