If you are attempting to verify a Gmail address using a phone number after signing in from a different location or from unusual activity, you may be surprised to learn that the phone number you are verifying with was used too many times already.   This includes: *Creating a new Gmail account with the same phone...

If you suddenly notice a message appear when you attempt to quit Google Chrome, you may have enabled the hold to quit feature. This feature helps protect you from accidently quitting Google Chrome when you have multiple windows or tabs open. To disable or enable this feature, follow the steps below.   Go to Chrome menu...

The latest version of Google Chrome introduced a more convenient way to sign in and out of your Google accounts. In addition, you can now easily “sync” your Google accounts with bookmarks, history, passwords, and other settings – per Google’s help page.   Google states you turn off sync by following the steps below…   On...

Referrer traffic is a link shared from an HTTP header when a browser navigates from a page to another. Referrer spam happens when someone changes the HTTP referrer header to a website they are otherwise trying to “promote”. The “spammer” generates lots of the same referrer traffic to other websites to make it appear their website...

If you are trying to edit a YouTube video under the copyright notice area, you may receive a message that prevents you saving your video after attempting to erase or mute part of your video audio.   Typically, this YouTube message displays if you edit multiple videos concurrently. Wait at least a few minutes before trying...

Were you recently using Google Chrome web browser for Mac OS X and experience a kernel panic forcing you to restart your Mac? If you viewed the Mac OS crash report, it may look similar to the below example report.   *** Panic Report *** panic(cpu 0 caller 0xffffff800358776f): Kernel trap at 0xffffff80034a5e38, type 14=page fault,...