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PCWorld Power Tips Jul 07, 2016 How to use Facebook's new save and share Chrome extensions Facebook recently released two new Chrome extensions that come in handy when browsing the web. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 5 ways to take charge of the iOS Home button • When browser cookies go bad: How to avoid 'bad header' problems on favorite websites • How to tell if your Android phone has spyware • How to ban the sites you hate from Cortana's top headlines • 3 alternatives if you don't want to enter a password on your Windows machine 5 ways to take charge of the iOS Home button Slow down the double-click speed on your iPhone or iPad's Home button, keep the Home key from accessing Siri from the lock screen, turn on triple-click shortcuts, and more. Read More ▶ When browser cookies go bad: How to avoid 'bad header' problems on favorite websites If you're seeing a "400 Bad Request. Request Header or Cookie Too Large" error that doesn't let you access a site, you've probably got a cookie that's too large or corrupted. Here's how to fix that. Read More ▶ How to tell if your Android phone has spyware You know that Google, your service provider, and Facebook follow what you do on your phone. But what about your employer, your spouse, or a criminal? Find out if you have spyware on your Android phone and what to do about it. Read More ▶ How to ban the sites you hate from Cortana's top headlines Like Cortana but hate that it always surfaces news from a certain site? Now you can dump that site thanks to a new Cortana feature. Read More ▶ 3 alternatives if you don't want to enter a password on your Windows machine You boot your PC; you enter your password. You come back from a break; you enter your password. You open your laptop; you enter your password. Let's make this easier. Read More ▶

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