Google Chrome extension 'Internet Download Manager' installed by more than 200,000 users is adware.

The extension has been sitting on the Chrome Web Store since at least June 2019, according to the earliest reviews posted by users.

Although the extension may install a known and legitimate download manager program, BleepingComputer observed some funky stuff going on.

This unwanted behavior exhibited by the extension, included opening links to spammy sites and changing the default browser search engine, along with other not so nice happenings.

Check out this guide to make sure the IDM you have installed is the legit one.

Want to change the background color of every other row of your spreadsheet?

Here's how you can format a Google Sheet with alternate colors.

Using alternate colors in Google Sheets will make your spreadsheets look more professional and easier to read.

Follow this guide to learn two easy ways to add alternate colors and some tips for picking the right colors.

Getting your site to show up high in the Search Engines results page, involves several things and backlinks are one of the more important of those things.

If you follow the right formula to earn Backlinks, you can massively improve your website's rankings and authority.

But low-quality Backlinks can damage your rankings and reputation.

The most impactful Backlinks are:

• Editorially earned
• From a relevant, authoritative website
• Not paid for or sponsored

In this guide, we’ll cover 11 ways to get quality backlinks, regardless of your industry.

If you use the color palette in any of the Microsoft 365 Office apps, you know that the feature offers a lot of choices.

Sometimes, however, the color you need isn’t readily available, and you jump through a few hoops to find and apply it.

Doing this often quickly becomes annoying. 

Fortunately, you don’t have to work that hard.

Tis guide will show you how to update palette colors using themes. 

Also, you will see how to replace individual palette colors with colors you use the most.

Let's check it out.

Everyone loves cookies. Or do they?

Just like oatmeal raisin, people either love or hate third-party web cookies. 

Now, major players like Google are trying to phase them out altogether.

This emerging shift away from third-party cookies has become known as the “cookieless future.”

Though experts say that a cookieless future bodes well for privacy and security, it undoubtedly presents many challenges and obstacles for marketers, businesses, and site owners.

Even consumers will have a few things to work around.

With the cookieless future just over the horizon, now’s the best time to prepare.

In this guide you will learn more about the cookieless future, its impacts, and how we can all make the most of it.