You may receive a warning message in Google Chrome while trying to browse to an HTTPS website that has a weak installed SSL certificate. This error usually happens when a stand alone certificate is issue to a website on a trusted domain (usually local intranet domains).

You may receive a warning prompt when you click a link that opens in Internet Explorer.   The current webpage is trying to open a site in your Trusted sites list. Do you want to allow this? Current site: Trusted site: Warning: allowing this can expose your computer to security risks. If you don’t trust the...

If you recently changed your default Mac OS X desktop picture, you may notice your old background picture still appearing at the Mac OS X login screen (the blurry photo in the background at the default Mac OS X login screen). Sometimes, Mac X will cache your old desktop photo and it will stick on the...

In Google Chrome, you can enable a hard reload and empty cache and hard reload on any web page you browse. This Is useful if you want to fully refresh a web page to ensure your page refresh is not caching anything. By default, Google Chrome caches web page you browse and only updates parts of...

By default, Google Chrome automatically caches all web pages you browse. Web-caching is done to to generally improve browsing performance. Cache also reduced the load on the web server and conserves bandwidth. However, sometimes cached pages load old content without you knowing if its new or not. This is a problem with the browse and webserver...