Topic: tech

So you want to clear the cache for just one site in the FireFox browser, but without losing all the other sites you visited. And yes, you want just a certain site cleared from the cache - you don't want to delete your whole browsing history. No problem - there's a very easy way to do that. Here's a quick illustrated guide.

Plurk is fun, but if you're done with it and want to delete your Plurk account, here is a step by step illustrated guide for how to do it using laptop or computer.

Here is an easy illustrated guide for how to change your ESPN password even if you've forgotten your current password.

As long as you have an account there, it doesn't matter if can't remember your password. Just follow along with this tutorial.

Even if you've already told Firefox not to save passwords and logins, you may have noticed it still keeps trying to auto fill forms for you. Don't worry, it's easily remedied. Here is how to remove autofill in Firefox for everything (yes, even forms). The solution is not obvious at first glance, but rest assured it's fast and simple.

If you want to find your reviews on Amazon UK, you're in the correct place! Here is an easy step by step illustrated guide for how to do that. While there is no straightforward button saying "My reviews", rest assured you can get to the correct spot in 3 easy steps.

This tutorial is for a laptop or desktop computer, but the general idea will be similar on phone or tablet.

Yes, you can look at your Amazon.com reviews in one place, although Amazon doesn't make it super-clear to find. The good news is, you can get there quickly and easily. This illustrated tutorial is for Amazon.com in the US using a laptop or desktop computer.