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Creating a Website (or) Blog is quick and easy, thanks to online tools like Blogger, Wordpress etc. Then to make it shine (or) easy to eyes, we will add images and videos to make a post engaging and interesting to read and in process of doing it the website starts loading slowly and will lose the user's due to low response time(loading time). On average a user waits less than 3sec for page to load and we have to load the website and make it clickable(in case it is mobile) under 3sec. In today's post I will share, How to load the website (or) blog in less than 3sec. Also Read :  How I Submitted My Blog to Google Search Since we already discussed one of major factor is loading of images, if we decrease the this time, then our pages will load quick and fast. Google has come up with image format(common image formats .jpg, .png etc) called WebP which according to Google make the web faster, now comes the question what is webp and how do I make the image WebP? Then let's jump i...

Google India has rolled out a new feature called People Cards for Indian consumers for Mobile Platform only(Not for Desktop) — a Google Search feature that lets users create a virtual visiting card, highlight their existing website or social profiles. People Cards is aimed at helping the millions of individuals, influencers, entrepreneurs, prospective employees, self-employed people, freelancers, or anyone else out there who wants to be discovered and help the world find them. Starting today, users across India can discover the people cards on their mobile phones, in English. How to create a People Card on Google For Mobile Devices: To create a People Card, sign in to your Google Account on your Chrome Browser app for Mobile.  Search for your name, or “add me to Search” and tap the prompt that appears. You will be asked to provide your phone number for verification purposes. Enter the six-digit code to continue. To start building your people card, people can choose to include...

So you are actively using Google Chrome as your default browser and visiting sites, bookmarking every link you come across, however now you have decided to carry this bookmarks everywhere with you by syncing (or) signing into Google Chrome and you did it, but what if you don't want others to view your links, here is the video to all your queries

First of all the Ubuntu has its own repository where you can find the all available software's by searching it through "Ubuntu Software Center" , so visit it and explore it. The Top (or) important Software's to install after installing to Ubuntu will be following (the following can be available in the repository (or) you have to download and installed it) Love your Google Chrome Browser then go the  Google Chrome  website and download the " .deb " version (which Ubuntu understand's ) of either 32 bit and 64 bit and then double click the downloaded file to install it through Ubuntu Software Center . Note:   The Google Chrome is not available in the "Ubuntu Software Center" repository although you can find Chromium browser from the same community but I suggest to you not to install that, instead go for Chrome. Go to Ubuntu Software Center and search for Adobe Flash Player   and install it through its interface (no need to worry ...