There’s no denying that browser tabs are a divisive topic. Share a screenshot of your desktop with more than 10 tabs open, and you’ll undoubtedly get comments about it. But do all of those tabs actually do any harm to your browser’s performance?

It feels like sound logic to assume that the more tabs that are open in your browser, the harder it has to work. Therefore, performance should be negatively affected if you constantly have dozens of tabs eating up resources. That’s not necessarily the case, though. Modern browsers have some cool tricks up their sleeves.

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Computer batteries have a limited lifespan and degrade over time, so they’re often the first thing to go on a MacBook. You can replace a MacBook’s battery yourself or pay Apple to do it, but you’d want to check its health first to know whether it’s the right time to do so.

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Fedora Linux has hit the big four-oh! With Fedora 40 released, and the first patches available, it’s time to fire up this popular distribution and take it for a test run.

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Excel is one of the best tools for data entry and basically anything that involves spreadsheets. For the most part, however, the entry method of choice is a keyboard. After all, you’re often dealing with things like numbers and formulas, so the most efficient data entry method is to just type. If you just need to enter text or numbers, though, you can now write your answers with a supported stylus and touchscreen device.

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If your laptop screen has taken on a yellowish tint, the Night Light feature could be enabled. The issue could also stem from a loosely connected display cable, corrupted graphics drivers, or misconfigured monitor settings. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try to resolve the issue.

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Microsoft Excel files can contain massive amounts of data, formatting, and formulas, all of which can make Excel less responsive. Thankfully, Excel for Windows is rolling out a “Check Performance” feature to fix that.

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Running into issues with your current Nvidia drivers? Here’s how you can remove them from your PC

Regularly updating your GPU’s drivers is one of the best things you can do to maintain your PC. From improving stability to enhancing performance and getting rid of bugs, it is also one of the best things you can do to maintain your PC. However, there are rare cases when you might want to uninstall the drivers. For example, you may have corrupt drivers that could result in your GPU not sending any output to your monitor. It’s also possible to run into compatibility issues if you upgrade to a new graphics card without uninstalling the older GPU drivers.

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If you have an Nvidia graphics card, you might have seen Nvidia High Definition Audio as an option in the audio drop-down in the Windows taskbar. While most people probably ignore it and use external speakers connected to the PC’s motherboard, Nvidia’s digital audio solution can sometimes improve the audio on your PC if your display has built-in speakers.

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Linux may have a fantastic Command-Line Interface, but Windows 11 is a lot better than its predecessors when it comes to supporting powerful terminal commands. There’s a lot you can do with the default terminal app on Microsoft’s flagship OS. And that’s before you attempt to install WSL2, which brings a plethora of Linux commands to Windows.

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