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Is private browsing really private? Who can see you
Is private browsing really private in Safari or Incognito? It hides some activity from others on your device, but websites and networks can still see parts of it.
Claude Safari extension: what works instead
Looking for a Claude Safari extension? Anthropic has no official one; compare Safari’s built-in AI, third-party extensions, Gemini, ChatGPT, and MCP.
Octoweb 0.17: email client, notes, and Chrome extensions
Octoweb 0.17 adds a keyboard-first email client for Gmail, iCloud and IMAP, notes per workspace, Chrome Web Store extensions, and terminals that survive a restart.
WebMCP vs MCP: what agents can use today
WebMCP gives opted-in pages structured tools for browser agents. Compare it with browser-driving MCP, current Chrome support, security, and when to use each.
Safari AI mode: what it is and how to turn it off
Safari AI mode can mean Apple Intelligence, Google AI Mode, or agent access. Here is how to identify each one and how to turn off AI on Safari for Mac or iPhone.
Remove Gemini from Chrome: every switch
Remove Gemini from Chrome’s toolbar, address bar and disk. See which switches hide a shortcut, disable AI Mode, block the local model, or survive updates.
Arc browser alternatives for Mac in 2026
Compare Arc browser alternatives for Mac by sidebar, Spaces, split view, sync and Arc import, then move your bookmarks, tabs and passwords with fewer surprises.
Website to Markdown: choose the right converter
Website to Markdown: choose a browser tool, URL service, or CLI for public, logged-in, JavaScript-heavy, and batch jobs, then check what survived.
Is Comet browser safe? What security research found
Is Comet browser safe? Research found real prompt-injection paths. Here is what was fixed, what remains, and a checklist for using agent mode with less risk.
SSH SOCKS proxy on a Mac: route one site, not everything
Set up an SSH SOCKS proxy on a Mac, route one app or chosen sites through it, check DNS and public IP, keep the tunnel alive, and undo each setting.