#Desktop web browser for ipad

[venacoeurva]

Jesus christ the new youtube UI is terrible

[nyhne]

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[enniewritesathing]

✨New✨ Pinned Post

Hi, hello, I'm Ennie. (👋) I make poses for guys and I'm also an off/on storyteller. It's a hodge-podge sort of blog and this is post is as close as it being organized as well as being an intro post.

ℹ️ Stuff ℹ️

Poses (some 18+ snuck in there)

ALL Poses (incl. earlier pose sets that were nuked for no reason!) -- [SFS] // [MF]

Renders/Edits

WCIF

WIPs

OC Things (catch-all tag for anything related to John and/or Brian)

🌶️PF (18+)🌶️

✒️On Going/In-Progress Stories✒️

✨memory management✨ || (Desktop) // (Mobile) ‼️You will have to read The Werewolf Stories first for maximum understanding/context.‼️

📖Stories (Completed)📖

Down With The Sickness || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

Bare Knuckle || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

Something About Us || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

Survive! || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

Study Study Study! || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

No Place Like Home || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

The Proposal || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

catharsis || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

🐺The Werewolf Stories (Completed)🐺

The Incident* || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

The Werewolf* || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

apple (🍎) || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

Forgiven || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

countryside || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

checking in || (Desktop) // (Mobile)

*Note: You can either start with The Incident first and then The Werewolf or The Werewolf and then The Incident.

❓Drabbles/One Shots/Misc❓

(Desktop) // (Mobile)

🚨Notes!🚨

This is an 18+ blog, so naturally there can be adult things in here. I tag accordingly with common CWs. If there's an Amount of them, I make a list/preface. The stories that have more than 3: catharsis, The Incident, The Werewolf (I think), and memory management .

I have 3 personal tags that I use:

Rated P for Peach – basic nudity, nothing explicit. Usually just hanging around doing nothin’ and it’s usually someone’s butt.

Rated N for Naughty – suggestive/a little racy. Something that can (but doesn’t always) lead to spice. Titillating.

Rated S for Spice – (leans in close to microphone) they're fucking on the front porch. sorry, in-joke

🤖 ANDROID USERS🤖

(as of 4/12) okay so google play store changed the rules on tumblr app and you may see posts that are like 98% incorrectly labeled as mature. I don't use those labels except posts that absolute warrant it on top of tagging it. Which is honestly 12 posts. SO! if you wanna see my posts unhindered while if/when they fix this shit, you can do the following:

on mobile: Account Settings > Content You See > toggle on the mature switch. if you like, you can still blur the posts. you can also use tumblr on the web browser of your choice; you wont need to go do all of that. I hear its less glitchy. Or directly check my blog in the web browser.

if you have an iphone or ipad, or if you use tumblr on desktop -- yall are gucci and dont need to do anything.

[daveknowstech]

Where the Android Tablet is today, and what it might become in a post chromebook world..

There has been a lot of discussion about Google, chromeOS, and the future on this Discord, and this post isn't about that. this post looks at the current state of Android Tablets where they can learn from chromeOS and also where Google might go with this..

To do this I've recently purchased the very large Samsung Galaxy Tab10 Ultra. this is a very big, premium tablet device from arguably one of the biggest Android device manufacturers on the planet. A company whom while the rest of the world forgot about android tablets, carried on and paved a solid lineup of Galaxy Tab products.

The purpose of purchasing this behemoth as two fold. firstly I like big tablets, big real-estate. I take a lot of photos, and having the bigger screen helps a lot editing and working with both photos and videos. The second reason was. Its about the sweet spot for a laptop screen as well. So with the Samsung Folio keyboard, there is a familiarity as a Chromebook user to all of this..

So lets cut to the chase, what has a week using this device to do work been like?

At times it felt just like being on a Chromebook, others its as frustrating as anything.. However its frustrating for the same reasons a Windows User would be frustrated going to a Mac (or Vice Versa). things are not available..

Lets start with the good…

Putting the Samsung Folio keyboard on this tablet, and sitting down at a desk, turning on Dex and working was, because i've been using chromeOS, a seamless experience in the most part. I'm used to the Android experience or the web app experience. The tablet is quick. I'm able to edit Insta360 Videos, or in Lightroom or VCSO.. I get Slack messages and apparently look good in Meet calls because the webcam is where it should be (top middle in landscape mode). the battery has lasted all day and I've been able to do what I need to do (DevOps, Ansible, Terraform, sysadmin stuff)

The processor is more than capable of having 15+ apps running, multiple tabs.. the screen is crystal clear, the speakers are good. However i'd expect all of this, its a premium product (RRP: £800ish) just as I would from a similar priced chromeOS tablet.

However I do think this is the case because of the tablets screen real-estate. personally i think if i had got the Galaxy tab10 plus with a smaller screen, I'd have felt much more constricted in what I was doing..

Compared to the Ipad Pro experience, this is no matter what any tech bro influencer will tell you a huge leap over said device. Being able to actually multi task and run apps (in dex) not full screen alone takes this to a level above the Apple product.

However then there is whats missing.. These as i inferred above are things i've noticed having used a Chromebook as my daily driver for the last 5+ years.

As a huge Linux user on Native platforms and chromeOS, i really missed the Chromebooks Linux shell. this is something I've seen Google are working on with android. Both the full debian runing on the OS with Icons aoppearing when you install Linux apps with GUI's (OnlyOffice for example) which launch independetly of the shell is not a feature to be sniffed at and IMO make the Chromebook one of the best entry level Linux devices available today. Whatever Google have done here, they need to replicate.

I'd also like to see the desktop version of the Chrome browser especially on the bigger scren, the android version of chrome is ok for most things, having the desktop version however should not be a huge leap of development to get this working.. with a huge highlight on PWAs which i use a lot on ChromeOS

Finally there is Dex, I have a love hate relationship over the years with Dex, and the classic version has been my workhorse for the last week. with a keyboard, mouse and external monitor this is more than a workable solution for checking email, slack, meet meetings and even some coding. All the time however i am thinking why not chromeOS?

Dex for its time was a great and groundbreaking idea, and interestingly is the last of many convergence tools over the years, and its always made we wonder why when i plug in a Pixel Phone/Tablet into a USB Hub with a monitor I don't get a ChromeOS like experience.

So what are my thoughts on chromeOS becoming Android based on using arguably the top tier Android experience as my sole PC for a week?

It boils for me into these areas

While ChromeOS will run fine on a 4Gb Arm chip for browsing the web and a few tasks. 8Gb is the minimum you need to start using it properly.. The same will be the same with any new android tablet, for this to work, the 8Gb equivalent needs to be the base hardware, same with processors and storage. Google will need as they did with chromebook Plus to set a minimum spec for these new devices day 1. Or they will cause a lot of market confusion and again get that chromeOS low power second screen device label that they have never shifted from the tech press narrative. This i think has only worked for me because of the premium experience, i think had i gone mid tier i'd have been writing something very different.

The interface and app experience is somewhat comparable, however if Google do put the desktop browser on android as has been suggested they may do, this will make a big difference. OneUI for all its haters, does do a good job of presenting a nice desktop above the Pixel equivalent. Its, dare i say it, more "windows like" and having that as an option interface wise would be a good thing.

Expanding on Interface, the experience presnted to the user of Dex when plugging into an external monitor and adding a keyboard/mouse is important, I would like to see Google work here on something which looks like chromeOS appear when i plug an (lets call it Android Plus) Android Plus device into a hub. a step above dex and a more Usable desktop. this provides huge value ad, and really starts to differentiate Android from Ipad Pro and (i think its called) stage manager. This starts to become an easy drop in replacement for schools, businesses etc while staying familiar and enterprise admins can still do thier thing.

And finally there are things which google should 100% be pulling over from ChromeOS, i think the whole material you type experience is better on chromeOS (although this might just be Samsungs OneUI), the Linux shell experience is another huge thing. Better PWA support and the inbuilt VPN support would be nice too.

All in all a space I'll be hugely interested in over the next few years, if google is serious about making a dent in that lucrative iPad/Pro market it needs to make changes and the convergence of the two OS might actually be the thing which takes the Android OS everyone gave up on on Tablets and the chromeOS only good as a second screen device and makes them the thing you guy to get stuff done..

[the-sleepy-archivist]

Favorite iOS Safari Extensions

On iOS (iPhones and iPads), Safari is the undisputed leader of the browsers, primarily because Apple puts very tight restrictions on other browser apps that makes it very difficult for them to offer the same features that Safari does.

Thankfully, you can install extensions to tweak Safari's behavior and customize websites, as long as your device is running iOS 15 or higher. Here are the Safari Extensions I use on a daily basis. Many are free (or at least have a free version), and all work on both iPhones and iPads.

For desktop computers and Android phones, you can also check out my recommendations for Firefox addons)

Last updated March 2025 (fixed broken Bypass Paywalls Clean links, added StopTheMadness)

Index:

AdGuard

Noir

uBlacklist

Userscripts

Sink It for Reddit

UnTrap

Vinegar

StopTheMadness

AdGuard

This addon is free if you just want to use the built in adblocking lists. For a small yearly fee, you can pay for "Pro" features, which allows you to add any custom adblocking list to the app, as well as providing DNS-based system-level adblocking that can block ads and trackers inside any app on your phone. Note that it gives you two options for the system-level blocking, local VPN and native DNS; using the VPN option can drain your battery faster than normal in my experience, so I recommend using the native DNS instead. Between AdGuard and the two YouTube-customizing extensions below, I haven’t seen an ad on YouTube in Safari in months.

Recommended custom filter lists (in addition to the built-in default lists):

Bypass Paywalls Clean (you’ll also need to install this userscript using the Userscripts Safari extension mentioned later in this list for maximum paywall blocking)

Huge AI Blocklist (if you don’t want AI art or AI images of nonexistent chimera animals cluttering up your search results)

Fuck FuckAdblock

Noir

Adds a dark mode to any website. It's using heuristics (fancy guessing) to figure out which website colors need to be changed so that it's darkened, so sometimes it can make mistakes. In that case, it has a built in way to send a bug report to the developer, who is pretty responsive in my experience; he updates the app around once a month in my experience. You can also turn off darkening for specific sites right from inside Safari.

uBlacklist

This addon hides search engine results from specific domains. Example: you can hide images results from AI generator sites, OR if you search for tech support advice and one of those stupid auto-generated sites filled with SEO garbage but no actual information keeps popping up, you can use this addon to hide everything from that website, right from the Google/DuckDuckGo/other search results.

Recommended filter subscriptions:

Huge AI Blocklist

Userscripts

Allows you to install userscripts and stylesheets that customize website behavior or appearance. The addon can check for updates of your userscripts and uses iCloud to synchronize them across devices too, which is really nice. The userscripts I use are:

Bypass Paywalls Clean (removes news website paywalls)

Amazon Sponsored Products Removal (self-explanatory)

Redirect Fandom to BreezeWiki (bypasses ad-filled fandom.com domains for indie wikis or an ad-free proxy site. The link documents 2 userscripts with slightly different behavior; use whichever you prefer).

Sink It for Reddit

I switched to only using Reddit in the browser after the whole API/third party apps fiasco. AdGuard blocks the ads in the web interface, but there were still a lot of annoyances because Reddit constantly bombarded you with prompts/popups trying to get you to switch to their app so they could track you and sell you ads. Sink It for Reddit removes all of those popups and lets you customize the behavior of the Reddit website too (tapping a post can open it in a new tab, back to top buttons for long posts, and video downloads, among other things). Constantly being updated too, which is nice to see.

UnTrap (USD $1.99)

This extension cleans up the YouTube interface in the browser. You can hide Shorts, Explore, Trending, and multiple flavors of Suggestions (videos, playlists, etc.). It also stops autoplaying videos, and has a content filter you can use to ensure you never see certain channels or even specific videos by ID, username, or keyword/regex. There are over 50 options you can tweak for the video playback page alone, so if you’re looking to remove an annoyance from YouTube in Safari on iOS, this is the addon for you. Note however that this is the first extension I’ve recommended that does NOT have a free version.

Vinegar and Baking Soda (USD $1.99)

This extension replaces YouTube’s custom video player with a standard HTML5 one. This means that YT videos will play back using the standard iOS video player interface, including all of the accompanying benefits: better interface, Picture in Picture/popout videos work, videos continue playing in the background even if you leave Safari, etc.. I was even able to start a YouTube video in Safari, lock my phone, and then continue playing the video and hear the audio over my car’s speakers via CarPlay. These are all normally locked features reserved for YouTube Premium subscribers. You can also set a default quality that it will use so YouTube won’t use “auto” and set you to 360p just because you’re using a phone.

StopTheMadness Pro (USD $14.99)

This app is really only for techies who use mobile websites a LOT; for me the very high price tag is worth it primarily to stop the following web annoyances:

Stops websites from disabling features like copy and paste, pinch to zoom, context menus, or text replacement/autofill

Adds a warning when you’re exceeding the length of a password field (too many poorly coded websites just chopping off the extra characters without telling me and then the password I recorded is wrong)

Stops autoplaying video (looking at you, YouTube and news websites)

I’ll be honest, this app has a LOT of features and the number of options can be overwhelming. It has dozens of things I did not mention, and some of them even overlap with other items in this list. For example, if you have this you probably don’t need Baking Soda or Vinegar because this app has options for enabling native Safari controls on all videos, setting default YouTube quality and subtitles, etc.

[swinging-stars-from-satellites]

want to set up an actual proper coded desktop theme but I’m on a web browser on an iPad, can anyone give me easy to understand step by step instructions

[dreamlandcreations]

What are you on? 🙃

lame pun intended

[toxicanonymity]

Please help can you share the post you made about removing the sensitive content filter on tumblr IOS thank you

This is for Android (and has text for desktop too), unfortunately for iOS I don't think you can do it mobile. I couldn't find it on my iPad. I think you have to do it through a web browser.

[caught-tumbling]

Apple shares the blame. They realized they had the only decent tablet and marketed heavy towards parents, making it easy to block certain features or just allow a few apps to run. Then a whole generation grew up as "ipad" kids. Those kids then want apps rather than web browsers because that's what they grew up with.

Not to mention schools gave up on teaching typing, cyber security, or tech literacy at all because kids were "internet natives." Yeah, they are, but only in a limited capacity. Any culture still has to teach their offspring. Kids don't just inherently know why things are done or how to repeat them or even the rules just because they grew up seeing it. We still have English classes for native English speakers, so kids should have tech classes even if they're internet natives.

Its not that kids are dumb and I hate seeing that sentiment. They were failed by companies, by schools, and by parents. Companies leveraged parents misunderstanding of technological learning to line their own pockets and schools let it happen. Nothing about that is kids fault. And if you're gonna be mad that so many kids don't understand what to do with a desktop at least be mad at the right people.

We need to lay more blame for "Kids don't know how computers work" at the feet of the people responsible: Google.

Google set out about a decade ago to push their (relatively unpopular) chromebooks by supplying them below-cost to schools for students, explicitly marketing them as being easy to restrict to certain activities, and in the offing, kids have now grown up in walled gardens, on glorified tablets that are designed to monetize and restrict every movement to maximize profit for one of the biggest companies in the world.

Tech literacy didn't mysteriously vanish, it was fucking murdered for profit.

[facetouchup1]

What is a plastic surgery simulator, and what are its uses?

A plastic surgery simulator is a digital tool that lets users upload a photo and visually explore how their face or body might look after cosmetic procedures — such as a nose job, face lift, or breast augmentation. It helps bridge the gap between expectation and reality, making consultations clearer and more personalized.

How Does a Plastic Surgery Simulator Work?

Using a simulator like FaceTouchUp, you simply upload your photo and use easy tools to reshape or enhance specific features. Whether you’re adjusting the nose, lifting the jawline, or refining the body, the simulator creates realistic before-and-after images.

It works on devices like:

Desktop computers

MacBooks

iPhones and Android phones

iPads and tablets

All you need is a browser — no software installation required.

What Are the Uses of a Plastic Surgery Simulator?

1. Visualize Possible Results

Patients can get a realistic preview of how they may look after surgery. This builds confidence and helps set realistic expectations.

2. Better Communication with Surgeons

The simulator makes it easier to explain your goals during a consultation. You can show your surgeon exactly what changes you’re looking for.

3. Try Before You Decide

Before booking a procedure, users can experiment with different looks. This is especially helpful for people considering changes to their nose, chin, breasts, or face.

4. Educational Tool for Clinics

Clinics and surgeons use plastic surgery simulators to educate patients. It allows professionals to visually explain how certain procedures work.

5. Improves Consultation Conversions

Who Should Use a Plastic Surgery Simulator?

People considering rhinoplasty, face lifts, breast augmentation, or body contouring

Plastic surgeons and aesthetic clinics for patient consultations

Anyone wanting to explore cosmetic changes in a safe, virtual way

Why FaceTouchUp is a Popular Choice

FaceTouchUp is one of the leading tools in this space. It’s:

Easy to use

Web-based (no download needed)

Accessible on all devices

Offers a range of simulation tools for different procedures

visit our site: https://www.facetouchup.com/

#Advanced Simulation Tutorials for Rhinoplasty #PlasticSurgery Techniques #Aesthetic Nose Job Simulator #Visualizer Morphing Software #Rhinoplasty Simulator

[anpwebsolutions]

Why Responsive Web Design Is Essential for Your Business in 2025

In today’s digital-first world, a responsive website isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s a must-have. With mobile devices accounting for more than half of all internet traffic, businesses that fail to adapt risk falling behind. At ANP Web Solutions, we specialize in Responsive Web Design Services in the USA that help your brand stay ahead in an increasingly mobile world.

What Is Responsive Web Design?

Responsive web design ensures your website adjusts seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices — be it smartphones, tablets, laptops, or desktops. Instead of creating multiple versions of your website, a responsive design dynamically rearranges and resizes elements for optimal viewing and interaction.

Why Your Business Needs a Responsive Website

Here’s what makes our responsive web design services stand out:

✅ Mobile-First Approach

We design for smaller screens first. Why? Because more users start their browsing journey on mobile devices. Starting small ensures a streamlined experience that scales up effectively for larger screens.

✅ Fluid Grid Layouts

Forget rigid, fixed-width designs. Our websites use fluid grids that automatically adapt to any screen size. This provides a consistent experience across all devices.

✅ Optimized Media

Images, videos, and media assets are adjusted using advanced media queries so they load efficiently and look crisp on all screen sizes. This improves both performance and visual appeal.

✅ Cross-Device Compatibility

From iPhones and Androids to Windows laptops and iPads, your website will work perfectly everywhere. We ensure a consistent and intuitive experience no matter what device your audience uses.

✅ Faster Load Times

Page speed is critical for both user experience and SEO. Our designs eliminate unnecessary clutter and use efficient coding practices to reduce load times.

✅ Easier Maintenance

Our Proven Work Process

1. Discovery & Strategy

We kick off with a deep understanding of your brand, goals, and audience to craft a custom web design strategy.

2. Design & Development

Our creative team designs intuitive wireframes and prototypes, while our developers turn them into high-performing responsive websites.

3. Testing & Launch

Before going live, we rigorously test your site across multiple devices and browsers to guarantee functionality and performance.

Partner with a Leading Responsive Web Design Company in the USA

Whether you’re in New Jersey, Washington DC, or anywhere across the United States, ANP Web Solutions is your go-to partner for mobile-friendly, SEO-optimized, and user-focused website design. Our goal is simple: to help you engage more visitors, convert more customers, and grow your business online.

👉 Ready to build a responsive website that works everywhere? Contact ANP Web Solutions today to get a free project estimate!

[ace741]

What platforms or devices are Frandzzo’s solutions compatible with?

In today's fast-moving digital world, businesses need software that works everywhere — on every device, every platform, and every location. At Frandzzo Technologies Private Limited, we understand the need for flexibility, accessibility, and high performance. That’s why all our solutions are designed to be platform-agnostic, cloud-ready, and device-compatible — ensuring a seamless user experience for businesses and teams of all sizes.

In this blog, we’ll explore what platforms and devices Frandzzo’s software works with and how this helps your business grow smarter and faster.

1. Cross-Platform Compatibility by Design

Frandzzo’s AI-powered SaaS solutions are built to work across major operating systems, including:

Windows

macOS

Linux

Chrome OS

Whether your business runs on traditional desktop environments or newer cloud-based systems, Frandzzo ensures smooth performance and secure access. This compatibility helps your teams stay productive, no matter what OS they use.

2. Mobile-First and Responsive

In the age of mobile workforces, we make sure our platforms are fully optimized for mobile devices. Frandzzo’s solutions are compatible with:

iOS (iPhones and iPads)

Android smartphones and tablets

Our web-based dashboards and applications are responsive, meaning they adapt perfectly to any screen size. Whether you're checking insights on your phone or managing users from a tablet, the experience is smooth, fast, and intuitive.

3. Cloud-Ready and Browser-Based Access

Frandzzo’s solutions are hosted on secure cloud infrastructure, making them easily accessible from:

Any modern web browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge)

Any internet-connected device

You don’t need to install heavy software or worry about version mismatches. Your team can access powerful tools and insights from anywhere in the world — securely and instantly.

4. Third-Party Platform Integration

Frandzzo’s products are also designed to integrate seamlessly with other tools your business may already use. This includes:

CRMs like Salesforce, Zoho, and HubSpot

Cloud storage platforms like Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox

Collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams and Slack

ERP platforms and APIs

By enabling smart integrations, we help businesses streamline workflows and boost productivity without switching systems.

5. IoT and Edge Device Support

Frandzzo is forward-thinking and future-ready. For businesses dealing with IoT, smart devices, or edge computing, we offer custom integrations and device support that bring AI insights directly to your hardware — be it in manufacturing, logistics, retail, or healthcare.

This gives you the power to connect physical systems with digital intelligence, helping you make real-time, data-driven decisions.

Why Compatibility Matters for Your Business

Device and platform compatibility isn’t just a technical feature — it’s a business advantage. With Frandzzo, you benefit from:

Faster onboarding across teams

Lower IT overhead and hardware limitations

Improved flexibility for remote and hybrid work

Secure access anywhere, anytime

[fromdevcom]

“Being Responsive” is the new trend to ensure a great web presence and as a responsible entrepreneur, you must follow the latest conventions of the new age of web designing. What does a Responsive website mean? Specifically, a single website comprising multi-browser and multiple device compatibility is termed a responsive website. In simple words, it is a new way of creating interactive web pages to connect with the users. The responsive designs consist of flexible layouts and frameworks which are receptive to different internet-enabled devices. It automatically configures its responsive feature to fit in the browsers irrespective of the accessed device such as smartphone, iPad, tablet, laptop, or even desktop. The best thing about responsive design is that it doesn’t compromise on its resolution and content abilities with changing the user access. Before naming a few of the best responsive web site designing companies, let us know some of the reasons why responsive websites are in huge demand. Why Responsive Website Design Here Are Some Of The Reasons To Have a Responsive Website: The single responsive website serves uniformly to multiple internet-enabled smart devices. The search engine giant, Google strongly recommends responsive websites in its ranking algorithm. Every 8 out of 10 mobile users prefer online shopping nowadays. Mobile commerce has significantly overruled desktop sales in the E-commerce category. Globally, almost 65% of the users prefer shopping on their smartphones globally. Offers extensive receptivity and optimization which leads to enhanced online visibility and helps in generating more revenues, thereby boosting the business ROI. Considering the above-mentioned features of responsive websites, I have compiled a list of the top 15 best responsive design companies across the globe which you can connect with to get qualitative custom responsive websites. CSSChopper CSSChopper is a contemporary web development company that strives to deliver web development projects with blended visual simplicity and functionality. The professional developers of this company believe in developing quality-driven responsive web solutions. This pioneered company utilizes world-class proven methodologies in every project. Blue Fountain Media Blue Fountain Media is an offshore web development company that has marked its astounding presence in the digital market by delivering eye-catching responsive web and mobile designs. Their professionals inculcate proven and standard methodologies in every project they deliver. Stectech Stectech is a renowned web designing firm that boasts a dexterous team of skilled developers who are adept in delivering highly receptive and compatible web designs. They use semantic and validated methods to create powerful websites focused to cultivate a strong online presence. Undoubtedly, the large clientele of this company clearly bespeaks its stand in this list. Sparx IT Solutions Sparx IT Solutions is a revolutionary IT consulting company in the realm of web designing & development. This company utilizes the proficient abilities of its dedicated developers to serve the responsive web solutions to its global client base. It deploys proven methodologies and comprehensive strategies to deliver result-oriented projects which help entrepreneurs to establish their brand credibility in the digital market. Forge And Smith Forge and Smith is a well-known web development company that specifically functions to deliver mobile-friendly applications and websites. This company institutes a squad of dedicated developers who strive to create splendid responsive web designs using the latest technologies and methods. PSDtoWordPressExpert PSDtoWordPressExpert is a leading offshore web design and development company. It constitutes a team of adept developers who administer the advanced technologies to render dynamic websites which complement the online businesses of the clients. Cynexis Media

Cynexis Media is an organic and incredible web designing agency that uses proven responsive web design methodologies to serve multiple users. This firm generates customer-oriented compatible websites which can be accessed on different browsers and screens. PSDtoDrupalDeveloper PSDtoDrupalDeveloper is an offshore web design and development company that incorporates sustainable methodologies to deliver superlative results. The company boasts its quality-driven business portfolio of serving myriad clients across the world which helped them to generate more revenues. CubeWires CubeWires is an exemplary digital market agency, professionally managed by a squad of ardent web designers who strive to develop tailored responsive websites. These websites are highly functional, appealing, and receptive to varied screens and browsers. The use of combined strategies involving both traditional and advanced methods marked its presence in this list of top companies. HTMLPanda HTMLPanda is a prominent web and mobile application development company. It has successfully delivered remarkable responsive websites which are compatible with multiple devices and browsers. The use of semantic HTML markups and coding standards is the exclusivity that it serves. HireWebDeveloper HireWebDeveloper is a team of competent, assiduous, and diligent web developers who are skilled to develop dynamic and innovative responsive websites that mark an outstanding presence in the arena of the web. This company deploys a team of expert developers to build highly customized, optimized, and responsive websites for clients. Markupfirm Markupfirm meticulously converts your PSD files into highly optimized, pixelated, and responsive designs. The professional developers of this company use extensive methodologies to deliver cross-compatible, manually coded responsive web designs. Media Xray Media Xray is a versatile web design and online marketing company that employs experienced and sound web developers to accomplish custom web development to build responsive web designs. The dynamic websites developed by this company are remarkably accessible over a wide range of screens and internet-enabled devices. In addition to web development, this company also specializes in social media marketing and SEO PHPDevelopmentServices PHPDevelopmentServices is a competent offshore web development company that emphasizes delivering tailored and out-of-the-box web development techniques. Since its inception, this company has catered to many leading businesses to establish its brand in the digital market sector. Pattronize InfoTech Pattronize InfoTech is an international web design company that holds expertise in building interactive websites for myriad businesses across the globe. The ardent developers of this firm strongly believe in crafting highly responsive and intuitive websites which can easily connect the users and the viewers to the business platform. I have thoroughly researched and then outlined this list of top-notch responsive website design companies that have been actively delivering world-class web design and development projects across the continents. I firmly believe that this compilation would greatly help you to decide the company you need to hire while heading for responsive design development. Feel free to give your valuable suggestions in the comment box below. Paul Schroer is a professional Magento expert who passionately strives to serve readers across the world through his writing expertise in the field of web design & development. He is an expert fellow developer proficient in penning down technical write-ups.

[lily22223]

How DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App Supports Multi-Platform Operations: Android, iOS, and Web

Hey there! If you’re a restaurant owner, small business, or entrepreneur looking to expand your food delivery service, you’re probably already aware of how important it is to reach your customers wherever they are. Whether they’re using Android, iOS, or browsing on the web, you want your food delivery service to be accessible to everyone.

That’s where DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App comes in — and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer for multi-platform operations. Imagine your customers being able to order food from your restaurant, whether they’re on an Android phone, an iOS device, or just on their laptop at home. Sounds pretty great, right?

In this post, I’ll dive into how DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone app development makes it easier than ever to manage your food delivery business across all these platforms. So, let’s break it down and see how this all works.

Why Multi-Platform Support is a Must-Have for Your Food Delivery Service

First off, let me just say this: in today’s digital world, people use all sorts of devices. Some people are die-hard iPhone users, others swear by Android, and there are still plenty of people who prefer browsing on their laptop. So if your food delivery app is only available on one platform, you’re potentially leaving a lot of customers on the table.

Here’s where the magic of UberEats Clone App development comes into play. By supporting Android, iOS, and web platforms, DeliveryBee ensures that you can meet your customers wherever they prefer to shop. Whether they’re in the app store, on their desktop, or using a mobile browser, your service will be right there waiting for them.

Android, iOS, and Web: How DeliveryBee Does It All

1. Android: Reach a Wider Audience

Let’s start with Android. With Android being the most widely used mobile operating system worldwide, having an app that works flawlessly on Android devices is crucial. DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App is fully optimized for Android, which means it runs smoothly, no matter the phone or tablet your customer is using.

The best part? You can customize the app to reflect your restaurant's branding, menu, and special promotions — all while keeping it user-friendly. The app’s design is clean and intuitive, so Android users won’t struggle to navigate. Whether they’re looking to order a quick meal or browse your full menu, the app provides a seamless experience from start to finish.

2. iOS: A Sleek, Reliable Experience for Apple Users

Next up is iOS. As we all know, iPhone and iPad users are loyal. They expect apps to be high-quality and smooth, and DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App delivers just that. With UberEats Clone app development designed for iOS, your food delivery service will feel right at home on any Apple device.

The app is designed to take full advantage of iOS’s capabilities, ensuring fast load times and a super-responsive interface. Whether it’s iOS 14 or the latest iOS 16, the app will work flawlessly across all versions. And, just like the Android version, you can fully customize it with your branding, so your customers have a unique and consistent experience.

3. Web: Tap Into the Power of Browsers

Not everyone loves apps — and that’s where having a web version of your food delivery service comes in handy. Some customers might prefer to browse your menu, place an order, and pay directly through their laptop or desktop computer. DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App doesn’t leave them hanging.

With the web platform, you get a fully responsive website that works just as well as the mobile app. The design is optimized for any screen size, ensuring that customers get the same great experience whether they’re on a phone, tablet, or desktop. This way, you can expand your customer base to people who prefer the convenience of ordering from their browser.

Managing It All in One Place

Now, here’s the part that really makes DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App stand out: centralized management. Whether your customers are ordering via Android, iOS, or the web, all the orders are managed in a single, unified backend system. This makes your job so much easier because you don’t have to juggle multiple platforms or worry about syncing data across devices.

Unified Dashboard: Track orders in real-time, manage deliveries, and see customer feedback across all platforms from one easy-to-use dashboard.

Real-Time Updates: Whether someone places an order from an Android phone or an iPhone, you’ll receive instant notifications and updates about the status of the delivery.

Flexible Customization: The app’s backend allows you to update the menu, adjust pricing, offer discounts, or create special deals that are reflected across all platforms automatically.

Why DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App is Perfect for Your Business

If you’re a restaurant owner or small business owner, I’m sure you’re already thinking about how you can expand your reach. Having a food delivery app that works on Android, iOS, and web is not just convenient for your customers, but it also opens up new opportunities for your business to grow.

The UberEats Clone App by DeliveryBee isn’t just about making it easy for your customers to place orders on their favorite devices; it’s about giving your business the tools to succeed across multiple channels. And because everything is managed in one place, you get to focus on growing your business, not on managing complex systems.

Get Started with DeliveryBee Today!

If you’re ready to take the leap and start your food delivery business, using DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App for multi-platform operations is one of the smartest decisions you can make. With support for Android, iOS, and web, you’ll be able to reach a wider audience, provide a seamless user experience, and manage everything effortlessly from one central platform.

I’m excited for you to start your journey in the food delivery space. If you have any questions or want to know more about how UberEats Clone app development can help grow your business, feel free to reach out. Let’s make your food delivery business a success — on every platform!

I hope this helps you understand how easy and effective DeliveryBee’s UberEats Clone App can be when it comes to running a multi-platform food delivery service. Let me know if you want to dive deeper into any of these features or have any questions. I’m here to help!

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How to Share Screen on Zoom Via Desktop (Windows/Mac) 💻

Sharing your screen on a desktop is one of the most common ways to present information during a Zoom meeting. Whether you’re presenting a PowerPoint presentation, demonstrating software, or just sharing documents, the process is fairly simple.

Step-by-Step Instructions for Desktop (Windows and Mac)

Join or Start a Zoom Meeting:

Open the Zoom desktop app and either start a new meeting or join an existing one by entering the meeting ID and password.

Find the Share Screen Button:

Once you’re in the meeting, look for the "Share Screen" button located in the meeting toolbar at the bottom of the Zoom window. It is a green button with an icon of a screen.

Select What to Share:

Clicking on the "Share Screen" button opens a window that displays all the available options. You can choose to share:

Your Entire Desktop: This option shares everything visible on your screen, including open applications, documents, and browsers.

Specific Application Window: This allows you to share only one application window, like a PowerPoint presentation, a web browser, or a video player.

Whiteboard: If you need to draw or take notes, you can share a blank whiteboard.

iPhone/iPad via AirPlay: If you have an Apple device connected, you can share the screen of your iPhone or iPad.

Enable Audio Sharing (Optional):

If you're sharing a video or a presentation with audio, you should check the box at the bottom left that says “Share computer sound.” This ensures that participants can hear the sound from your video or software.

Click "Share":

After selecting what you want to share, click the "Share" button at the bottom right of the window. Your screen will now be visible to all participants.

Stop Screen Sharing:

To stop sharing, click the “Stop Share” button at the top of your screen. This will return you to the normal meeting view.

Tips for Desktop Screen Sharing:

Use Dual Monitors: If you have more than one monitor, you can choose which one to share or extend your screen for better organization.

Annotate While Sharing: Zoom offers built-in annotation tools to draw, highlight, or write on your shared screen. You can use this feature for teaching, brainstorming, or marking important details during presentations.

Use Presenter Mode for PowerPoint: If you’re presenting slides via PowerPoint, use the “Presenter View” to show your slides to the audience while keeping your notes and upcoming slides visible only to you.

How to Share Screen on Zoom Via Android 📱

Sharing your screen on Zoom via Android is a great way to conduct meetings on the go. Whether you’re sharing your smartphone’s screen for an app demonstration or showing a presentation, the process is simple and effective.

Step-by-Step Instructions for Android:

Join or Start a Zoom Meeting:

Open the Zoom app on your Android device. Join an existing meeting or start a new one.

Tap on the More Option:

Once you’re in the meeting, tap on the three dots (More) in the lower-right corner of your screen. This will open a menu with more options.

Select "Share":

From the menu, tap on “Share” to open the screen-sharing options.

Choose "Screen":

In the next window, tap on “Screen.” A pop-up will appear asking for permission to record your screen. Tap “Start Now” to begin sharing your screen.

Confirm Screen Sharing:

After granting permission, everything on your phone’s screen will be shared with meeting participants. You can navigate through apps, documents, or anything you need to show.

Stop Screen Sharing:

To stop sharing, return to the Zoom app and tap “Stop Share” at the top of your screen. You can also swipe down on the notification bar and tap “Stop Sharing.”

Tips for Android Screen Sharing:

Clear Notifications: Ensure that your notifications are turned off before sharing your screen to avoid any personal alerts popping up.

Use for App Demos: If you’re showcasing an app, screen sharing on Android is perfect for demonstrating features, providing tech support, or showing how an app works.

How to Share Screen on Zoom Via iOS (iPhone/iPad) 🍏

Sharing your screen on Zoom via iOS is a smooth process, and it works similarly to Android. Whether you're showing a presentation, navigating through a website, or helping someone with an app, here’s how to share your screen.

Step-by-Step Instructions for iOS:

Join or Start a Zoom Meeting:

Open the Zoom app on your iPhone or iPad. Join a meeting or create a new one.

Tap "Share Content":

Once you're in the meeting, tap the “Share Content” button at the bottom of your screen. This will open options to share your screen.

Select "Screen":

Tap on “Screen” to begin sharing your device’s screen. A prompt will appear asking you to “Start Broadcast.”

Begin Screen Sharing:

Tap “Start Broadcast,” and your iPhone or iPad screen will begin sharing. You can now navigate through apps, documents, or websites, and all activity will be visible to meeting participants.

Stop Screen Sharing:

To stop sharing, tap the red bar at the top of your screen and choose “Stop.” You will be returned to the Zoom meeting.

Tips for iOS Screen Sharing:

Use for Mobile Presentations: Screen sharing on iOS is perfect for mobile-based presentations or showing content from apps that are not available on desktops.

Optimize for Video: If you’re sharing video content, make sure to adjust the video settings in Zoom to ensure smooth playback without interruptions.

Additional Tips for Effective Screen Sharing on Zoom:

Prepare Beforehand:

Whether you're using a desktop or mobile device, make sure that everything you need to share is open and ready. This saves time during the meeting and avoids unnecessary delays.

Use a Stable Internet Connection:

Screen sharing requires a good internet connection to function smoothly. A slow connection can result in lag or a distorted screen. Use a wired connection if possible, or connect to a reliable Wi-Fi network.

Test Your Audio:

If you’re sharing a video or audio with your screen, always test your audio beforehand to ensure your participants can hear the sound.

Practice with Zoom Features:

Before your presentation or meeting, familiarize yourself with Zoom’s additional features like annotations, whiteboards, and advanced screen-sharing settings. This will help you make the most of the screen-sharing experience.

Security and Privacy:

Be cautious about what you’re sharing, especially in public or large meetings. Avoid displaying sensitive or personal information. Use the “Pause Share” option if you need to quickly hide something.

Troubleshooting Screen Sharing Issues on Zoom

If you run into any issues while screen sharing, here are some common troubleshooting tips:

I Can't See the Share Screen Button:

Ensure that you’re the host or that the host has enabled screen sharing for participants. The "Share Screen" button may not appear if the host has disabled screen sharing for others.

Screen Sharing Is Lagging:

If your screen share is lagging or pixelated, check your internet connection. Switch to a wired connection or closer to a Wi-Fi router. Also, try lowering the quality of the video or turning off unnecessary applications.

Audio Isn't Working When Sharing Screen:

If you're sharing a video, make sure to check the “Share Computer Sound” option when using the desktop version of Zoom. For mobile devices, ensure that your audio settings are configured correctly.

Can't Share Screen on Mobile:

If screen sharing isn’t available on your mobile device, ensure that you have the latest version of the Zoom app installed. Sometimes updating the app solves compatibility issues.

Conclusion

Zoom’s screen sharing feature is incredibly versatile, allowing users to share content from their desktop, Android, or iOS devices. By following the step-by-step instructions in this guide, you can easily present information, collaborate with team members, or assist clients in a virtual environment. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned Zoom user, mastering the screen sharing feature will elevate your virtual meetings, making them more productive and interactive.

Remember to always check your settings, test your equipment, and follow best practices to ensure a seamless experience. Happy screen sharing! 

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Essential 5 PDF Converters for All Your Needs

What is PDF?

PDF is the name of a file format for saving the state of pages laid out (arranged) so that characters, graphics, tables, etc. are printed on paper. It is an acronym for Portable Document Format.

It means “portable document format” that is easy to transfer, save and read, but the demand for PDF conversion is increasing because it cannot be edited directly. Of these, PDF to Word conversion is the most common requirement. If you need a PDF to Word tool that is easy to use and has high conversion quality without garbled characters, this content is for you! Next, we recommend some good PDF converters.

1.iLovePDF

iLovePDF is an online service for completely free PDF. It’s very easy to use and has many other features such as PDF merge, split, compress, convert office files to PDF, convert PDF to JPG and much more!

“Ilovepdf.com” is a service that allows you to combine multiple PDF files online or split one PDF file into multiple files. If you don’t have PDF editing software at hand, you can combine and split, and combine these functions to switch pages online.

2. PDFelement

PDFelement converts PDF files that are often used in daily work to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML, EPUB, and image file formats easily and with high accuracy. !! Very convenient. It is possible to convert multiple PDF files to Microsoft Word format documents at once. Simply drag and drop the PDF to extract and convert the text file. Easily convert PDF to EPUB for ebook readers such as Latin, Cyrillic, most Asian languages ​​and mainstream iPad, iPod Touch, Sony readers.

3.PDF Shaper

A utility tool that allows you to convert, edit, combine and split PDFs.

In addition to extracting text and images from PDF and converting to RTF, mutual conversion from PDF to image, image to PDF, page rotation and deletion, adding PDF metadata, extracting PDF pages, one multiple PDF You can use a wide range of functions with one software, such as combining into PDF and security functions that can be encrypted with a password.

4.LightPDF

LightPDF is a simple and efficient online PDF editor for amateur users. All features are based on web side operations without downloading or installing, and as long as you open a web page, you can easily convert PDF to Word, PNG, JPG, PPT, or various other formats such as Word, Excel, etc. I can do it.

5.Smallpdf

Smallpdf is a PDF creation service available on the web. You can export Office files such as Word and Excell to PDF, and conversely convert PDF to Word and Excell. Since it is a service on the web, you can use it immediately by accessing the Smallpdf page with a browser. As you can see from the top page, various contents are prepared.