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Hit The ‘Print’ Link For Multi-Paged Articles
Many websites force you to click through several pages to read a full-length article, but often if you click on the print link you’ll get the entire article on one page.
Simplify And Automate Private Browsing Mode With These Browser Extensions
If you’re sick of manually opening links in private browsing mode, Firefox and Chrome extensions will get you in with some quick shortcuts.
Australian Companies Concentrating On Mobile Site Development (At Last!)
One of our recurring themes here at Lifehacker is how building a mobile-friendly site is usually a more sensible approach than building apps. It seems local companies might finally be taking notice: one recent survey suggests 75 per cent plan to invest in mobile web sites over the next year.
Just One-Third Of Australian Parents Use Content-Blocking Software
Federal government plans to impose compulsory internet filtering have dropped off the radar somewhat, but here’s more evidence that it’s not exactly top-of-mind for most parents: according to new Telstra-sponsored research, just one-third of Australian parents have installed any kind of blocking software.
What Australians Hate About The Mobile Web Experience
As smartphones become more common, we’re doing more and more of our net browsing on smaller screens, but that doesn’t mean we’re enjoying it. A new survey highlights some of our biggest annoyances with the mobile web, and the relatively slow speed of accessing sites tops the list.
Study Suggests iPad Browsing Less Effective Than Using Apps
Loads of people use the iPad for casual web browsing, but just how well does it work? A usability study suggests that users browsing on a tablet make far more errors than on a computer. Conversely, those using specific apps browse through more content.
