Integrate your website as a search provider in Microsoft Edge
How to make your website appear as a suggested search engine in Microsoft Edge using the OpenSearch auto-discovery protocol.
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How to open the Settings app from the Command Prompt in Windows
Learn how to open the Windows Settings app from the Run dialog, Terminal app, Command Prompt (cmd), and PowerShell. For Windows 10 and 11.
A global date format for the Web
Always use ISO 8601: the definitive date format for use in web publications. Stop date format confusion globally!
Sync your iTunes Library with OneDrive
How to set up music library syncing from iTunes to Microsoft OneDrive and Groove Music.
List of special-purpose folders in OneDrive and how to recreate them
Recreate any missing special-purpose folders in Microsoft OneDrive by following these single-click folder-recreation links.
A quick look at IMAP capabilities in Mail for Windows 10
The default Windows Mail app doesn’t support everyday IMAP features like the LIST SPECIAL-USE directive and prefers old-school TLS over the STARTTLS.
Redownload all iTunes purchases in one go
How to download all your previous iTunes music purchases in one go without having to manually download one song or album at a time.
Origin game platform sends login and messages in plain-text
EA’s Origin game client puts customer’s security and privacy at risk. Fails to encrypt login data and direct messages exchanged between users.
Wi-Fi Sense in Windows 10 to reduce users’ network security
Windows 10 introduces a new feature that freely shares all your Wi-Fi passwords with your Outlook, Skype, and Facebook contacts.
Two months with the Moto 360 and Android Wear on my wrist
I’ve used the Moto 360 smartwatch with Android Wear for the last two months. It’s definitely not all “OK Google”.
Set up a wildcard domain to catch misstyped adresses
Humans mistype ww. or wwww. all the time. Set up a wild card domain to catch and redirect all these simple mistakes to not lose out on traffic.
It’s high time Apple enabled the OS X firewall by default
Microsoft got trashed by the security community for failing to deploy a firewall by default in Windows. Why are Apple products not given the same scrutiny?