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Can you achieve higher monitor brightness on Mac? Yes, you can! Learn about the most efficient methods to change Mac brightness — on a single or multiple monitors.

If you’re looking for a quick and safe way to extract audio from YouTube videos, this article is for you.

Find out why you might be unable to download from Google Drive and a few ways for how to fix it, whether it’s your browser, your network, or your Mac.

Find out how to take a Mac screenshot without a shadow using native macOS tools as well as third-party apps.

There are many reasons you’d have to recover a lost or forgotten Google account password. You may have even forgotten your actual Gmail address! Don’t worry, we’ll walk you through the process, and show you how to never lose track of your account credentials for Google – or any other site or service – ever again.

We'll show you how to save a Snapchat video to your mobile device, share it to your Mac, how to save videos from Snapchat to share with other devices, and how to save a video from Snapchat chat.

Find out what to do if your Mac can’t verify app free from malware, how to bypass Apple security system, and how to clean your laptop from junk.

Learn how to quickly fix MacBook Pro sound crackling, run Apple Diagnostics, and improve the overall audio quality on your Mac.

How do you start Task Manager on a Mac? If you’ve recently switched to Mac from Windows, you’ll no doubt have wondered if there’s a Ctrl+Alt+Del equivalent for Mac. The answer is yes. And no. There’s no exact keyboard shortcut that performs the same task as Ctrl+Alt+Delete does on Windows, but you can achieve the same results on Mac, using different commands.

Here, we’ll show you how to make a folder on your Mac, and discuss some best practices for staying organized and productive on your Mac computer.

This helpful guide will help you keep your online accounts safe and manage saved passwords on Chrome. Make sure your credentials are stored securely!

No matter what size screen you have on (or for) your Mac, knowing how to get into and out of full screen mode for your apps is a productivity hack you'll wish you'd known much sooner.