How to Migrate All Your Data From Chrome to Firefox

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Change my Subscription (or unsubscribe) Today's How-To Geek Articles How to Make the Most of The Pixel 2’s Awesome Ambient Display How to See All the Apps You've Ever Downloaded on Your iPhone or iPad How to Migrate All Your Data From Chrome to Firefox How to Restore Firefox to Its Default Settings and Start Fresh How to Send Audio Recordings Over MMS on Android How to Install and Set Up the Schlage Connect Smart Lock How to Search Every Streaming Site at Once With Roku Search How to Remove Malware and Adware From Your Mac How to Enable Parental Controls on Your PlayStation 4 How to Customize the Google Feed (and Make It Actually Useful) How to Change Your Facebook Password What’s New in Firefox Quantum, the Firefox You’ve Been Waiting For Today's Review Geek Articles Which Amazon Echo Should I Buy? Two Smartphones: The Solution to Your Battery Problems Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Recommender System A Recommender System (a.k.a. Collaborative Filtering, Social Filtering, and Social Information Filtering) is an information filtering technique that takes details and data associated with a user’s profile and compares it with similar data (habits, likes, opinions, etc.) of other users on the same service in order to present recommendations of what might be of interest to the original user. Examples of web services that make use of Recommender Systems are: online auction/commerce websites, music services, movie and television show streaming services, etc. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Thank you, Netflix, for saving my child's brain from online advertising It's an under reported benefit of the streaming age: kids aren't seeing that much advertising anymore. [Quartz] Tesla's Electric Truck Is Coming—And So Is Everyone Else's There's a lot of money in it for anyone who can make electric big rigs happen. [Wired] Exclusive: Amazon scraps bundled video service - sources Amazon doesn't want to get into the TV industry because they don't think they'll make enough money, analysis we're certain cable companies don't find comforting. [Bloomberg] Mozilla terminates its deal with Yahoo and makes Google the default in Firefox again One less thing to change after installing Firefox. [TechCrunch] How to Make the Most of The Pixel 2’s Awesome Ambient Display Android phones with Ambient Display are nothing new, but it’s taken a really long time to perfect them. Google finally did that with the Pixel 2, provided you’re willing to make a few tweaks. Here’s how to make it work for you. Read This Article → How to See All the Apps You've Ever Downloaded on Your iPhone or iPad In the seven years I've been using an iPhone, I've downloaded hundreds of apps. I've deleted the vast majority of them off my iPhone, but iOS has kept a record. There's a way to see every app you've ever downloaded and re-download them. Here's how. Read This Article → How to Migrate All Your Data From Chrome to Firefox If you’re thinking about switching to Firefox Quantum—or at least trying to switch—Firefox makes it pretty easy. Firefox can import your bookmarks, saved passwords, browser history, and cookies directly from Google Chrome. Read This Article → How to Restore Firefox to Its Default Settings and Start Fresh Any browser can slow down and become cluttered over time as you install add-ons, build up history, and change settings. Firefox can “Refresh” your profile to quickly give you a clean slate while keeping your most important data. This would let you try the overhauled Firefox Quantum with a fresh profile, speed Firefox up if it’s become slow, or fix other browser problems. Read This Article → How to Send Audio Recordings Over MMS on Android Text messaging is great and all, but it’s not always the most efficient way to communicate with another person. In fact, some would argue that voice messaging is the best chat feature you’ve never used. I won’t argue that, but if you’re interested in trying it out for yourself, here’s the best way to do it on your Android phone. Read This Article → How to Install and Set Up the Schlage Connect Smart Lock The Kwikset Kevo is one of the most popular smart locks on the market, but if you’re a stickler for keypads, the Schlage Connect is an option to consider. Here’s how to install and set up the Schlage Connect smart lock. Read This Article → How to Search Every Streaming Site at Once With Roku Search It’s one of the great annoyances of the streaming media age: figuring out which shows and movies are on which services. Searching Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and other sites individually takes up way too much time, especially when you just want to relax and watch something. Read This Article → How to Remove Malware and Adware From Your Mac Yes, Macs can get malware. Beyond traditional viruses, worms, and Trojans, there’s now a thriving ecosystem of adware and spyware programs that bombard you with ads and spy on your web browsing, just like on Windows. Read This Article → How to Enable Parental Controls on Your PlayStation 4 Your PlayStation 4 offers parental controls that can limit access to games, Blu-ray movies, DVDs, and web browsing. Restrictions you set are protected with a four-digit numerical PIN so they can’t be easily bypassed. Read This Article → How to Customize the Google Feed (and Make It Actually Useful) When Google first released Google Now, it was celebrated by Android users across the board. When Now evolved into the Google Feed, however, this change was much less accepted. But the Feed is great if you just take the time to customize it. Read This Article → How to Change Your Facebook Password Most people use terrible passwords. If you're one of them, you should change all your important passwords to something a lot more secure—and believe it or not, that incldues Facebook. Read This Article → What’s New in Firefox Quantum, the Firefox You’ve Been Waiting For Firefox transforms today. It’s now a multi-process browser with a new design, gaining speed but leaving traditional Firefox extensions behind.  If you’ve switched to Google Chrome, you might want to give Firefox another chance. But, if you’re already using Firefox, you’re in for some big changes. Read This Article → Advertisement Download Free eBook: 7 Ways to Make Yourself Hard to Hack While the concept is as old as IT security thinking itself, that doesn't make applying layers of security any the less relevant today. Choosing the correct layers, of course, is paramount. 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