EdCube Tech Tips

⭐ - Top Rated

• Chrome Web Extensions:

  • ⭐ Location Changer to watch movies and shows from any country: Urban VPN Proxy

  • ⭐ AdBlocker (best one out there): Stands AdBlocker

  • Decrease your volume below the minimum and increase to up to 600%: Volume Master

  • Turn on dark mode on any website: Dark Reader

  • Make your new tab screen look way cooler and aesthetic: Momentum

• Free Streaming Services: (With Example Shows)

  • ⭐ Tubi - The Downfall of Diddy, Hell’s Kitchen, Top Gear, the Secret Life of Pets, Tom and Jerry

  • Sling Freestream - Dinosaur Island, the Hustle, Blitz, Survivor, the Infiltrator, Ted Bundy

  • ⭐ Amazon Freevee - Rings of Power, Madagascar, Reacher, Megamind, The Tomorrow War, Attraction, Fallout, Batman

  • Plex TV - Escape from New York, Timecop, Cube, Spartacus, Extraction

  • Pluto TV - Star Trek, Coming to America, Tracker, Secret Window

  • The Roku Channel - Puss in Boots, Bones, the Meg, the Equalizer

  • Crackle TV - Megalodon, Taboo, Cartel 2045, Independent’s Day

  • Fawesome TV Pain and Gain, Catch Me if You Can, Shutter Island, The Exorcist

  • Samsung TV Plus - Ca$h, Creation, The President’s Man, Puppet Master

  • Stirr TV - Time Jumpers, Landfall, Demon

  • Midnight Pulp TV

  • GOmovies - Deadpool and Wolverine, Harry Potter, Stranger, the Simpsons, SEAL Team

  • ⭐ Faragski - Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Inside Out 2, Lord of the Rings, Terminator, Shawshank Redemption, Breaking Bad, The Godfather, Avatar, Demon Slayer, 12 Angry Men

  • Soap2Day - Despicable Me 4, Transformers, Beverly Hills Cop

  • StreamLord - Avatar: Way of Water, Thor: Love and Thunder, Jurassic World, Minions

• Free Cloud Storage: (65 GB Total)

  • ⭐ Mega Storage - 20 GB

  • ⭐ Google Drive - 15 GB

  • Koofr Vault - 10 GB

  • OneDrive - 5 GB

  • Yandex Disk - 5 GB

  • pCloud - 5 GB

  • NordLocker Cloud - 3 GB

  • DropBox - 2 GB

• Best Places to Look for Deals:

  • Amazon Outlet

  • Amazon Deals

  • Groupon

  • Koupon.ai

  • Brainy Bargains

  • Freetrials.com

  • Coupons.com

  • Dupe.com

  • Slickdeals.net

• Step-By-Step Guides:

• Ever have to enter your last name for an account signup or just want to trick your friends? Use this invisible character copy and paste!

• This website will give you step-by-step answers to every single high school textbook in the U.S: LitSolutions

• Open up a new tab and DO NOT click anything. At the rightmost part of your URL bar there should be a button saying “Google Lens”. Click this button. Then click anywhere on your main screen and a search result bar should appear to the left of your screen. At the upper right of the search result bar, click the pushpin icon to pin the google lens button. It should now appear to the right of your extensions and to the left of your profile picture. If you click this button you can use google lens again to search up any image on your screen. IMPORTANT: the cool thing is that anything you search up in google lens results will not show up in your chrome history.

• Ever want to make one of your frequently visited sites its own app so you can just click it as an icon in the app dock instead of having to open up chrome? It’s simple: just go to the website of desire, click the 3 dots to the right of your profile picture, go to “Cast, Save, and Share”, go to “Install Page as App”, name the app as wanted, click install, and then it should automatically open in the app dock. Then for easy access, pin the app to your dock. The website now practically functions as its own app. (This works for any website)

• Find the Wi-Fi password of any network you have been connected to previously on Mac: Go to applications >> search for “keychain access” >> click keychain access >> in the popup window click “Open Keychain Access” >> in the window sidebar under category “System Keychains”, click “System” >> double click the network you want to find the password of >> near the bottom of the popup window select the checkbox for “show password:” >> you will be prompted to enter your credentials >> after this the password for the network should show up in the white box to right of “Show Password:”.