Here are 101 computer tips and tricks that you may find useful

1: Use Google to set a timer with an alarm.

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2:Search for direct MP3 links using the Google search query "intitle:index.of?mp3 Your song name here."

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3:Use your Chrome browser as a quick notepad by entering "data:text/html, <html contenteditable>" in the address bar.

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View hidden passwords in your browser.
Use the website http://google.com/ads/preferences to see how Google views you.
Rename subtitle files the same as the movie name, and VLC will load the subtitle automatically.
Create a folder with the name "GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}" to access various settings in Windows.
Use Ctrl+Y to undo an undo action.
Play MP3s and movies directly in the Chrome browser by dragging the files into the Chrome window.
Check if a website is safe to visit by changing "suspiciouswebsite.com" in the URL to "http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=suspiciouswebsite.com."
Use disposable temporary email services when signing up for not-so-useful websites to avoid spam.
Learn or develop Android apps/games with MIT App Inventor.
Delete your account permanently from famous websites.
Check if your email is part of any famous hacking leaks using the website "Have I Been Leaked."
Convert YouTube videos to GIFs by adding "gif" before "youtube" in the URL.
Pin tabs in Chrome to avoid accidentally closing them.
Use Ctrl+Shift+T to reopen closed tabs in Chrome.
Use the "Find My Phone" feature in Google to locate your Android phone.
Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Nearby on your phone while traveling to read articles based on your location.
Create a book with a cool index page and contents from a Wikipedia article.
Search "Atari Breakout" in Google Images for a game.
Search various keywords in Google for fun effects (e.g., "do a barrel roll," "tilt," "Google in 1998," "zerg rush," "Pacman," "blink html").
Shake the YouTube page by searching "Do the Harlem Shake" on YouTube.
Use your calculator for EMI calculations and more.
Use Shift+Esc to open Chrome's built-in Task Manager.
Close a tab by middle-clicking on it.
Open Task Manager in Windows directly using Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
Shake the active window with your mouse to minimize everything else.
Use the built-in screen recorder in Windows by searching for "psr."
Generate a QR code with Wi-Fi access details to share with your friends.
Use YouTube hotkeys: K to pause, J and L to skip backward and forward.
Replace "youtube" in the URL with "listentoyoutube" to download the audio of a video.
Replace "youtube" with "ssyoutube" in the URL to download the video in any available quality.
Replace "youtube" with "nsfwyoutube" in the URL to bypass age restrictions.
Replace "youtube" with "youtubeskip" in the URL to remove ads.
Replace "youtube" with "listenonrepeat" in the URL to repeat the video automatically.
Replace "youtube" with "gifyoutube" in the URL to convert the video into GIF format.
Visit coffitivity.com for background ambient noise.
Use Ctrl+Shift+Tilde (~) to switch keyboard languages in Windows.
Press F6 or Ctrl+L to access the address bar directly.
Use Google Translate as a free proxy.
Use JoinHoney.com to automatically apply coupon codes while shopping online.
Use http://google.com/ncr to avoid being redirected to country-specific Google search pages.
Visit https://www.google.com/sky/ to explore space in Google Sky.
Bypass airport Wi-Fi restrictions by adding "?jpg" at the end of any URL.
Use Ctrl+Backspace to delete one word at a time.
Use incognito mode in your browser while shopping online to avoid price increases.
Send SMS online using email-to-SMS gateways provided by various mobile carriers.
Remove the battery from your phone instead of switching it off to avoid notifying callers that your phone is switched off.
Use Android Device Manager to ring, erase data, or lock your Android phone remotely.
Search "Find My Phone" in Google to locate your phone instantly.
Use http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Nearby to read articles based on your location.
Create a book with a cool index page and contents from a Wikipedia article.
Search "Atari Breakout" in Google Images for a game.
Search various keywords in Google for fun effects (e.g., "do a barrel roll," "tilt," "Google in 1998," "zerg rush," "Pacman," "blink html").
Shake the YouTube page by searching "Do the Harlem Shake" on YouTube.
Use your calculator for EMI calculations and more.
Use Shift+Esc to open Chrome's built-in Task Manager.
Close a tab by middle-clicking on it.
Open Task Manager in Windows directly using Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
Shake the active window with your mouse to minimize everything else.
Use the built-in screen recorder in Windows by searching for "psr."
Generate a QR code with Wi-Fi access details to share with your friends.
Use YouTube hotkeys: K to pause, J and L to skip backward and forward.
Replace "youtube" in the URL with "listentoyoutube" to download the audio of a video.
Replace "youtube" with "ssyoutube" in the URL to download the video in any available quality.
Replace "youtube" with "nsfwyoutube" in the URL to bypass age restrictions.
Replace "youtube" with "youtubeskip" in the URL to remove ads.
Replace "youtube" with "listenonrepeat" in the URL to repeat the video automatically.
Replace "youtube" with "gifyoutube" in the URL to convert the video into GIF format.
Visit coffitivity.com for background ambient noise.
Use Ctrl+Shift+Tilde (~) to switch keyboard languages in Windows.
Press F6 or Ctrl+L to access the address bar directly.
Use Google Translate as a free proxy.
Use JoinHoney.com to automatically apply coupon codes while shopping online.
Use http://google.com/ncr to avoid being redirected to country-specific Google search pages.
Visit https://www.google.com/sky/ to explore space in Google Sky.
Bypass airport Wi-Fi restrictions by adding "?jpg" at the end of any URL.
Use Ctrl+Backspace to delete one word at a time.
Use incognito mode in your browser while shopping online to avoid price increases.
Send SMS online using email-to-SMS gateways provided by various mobile carriers.
Remove the battery from your phone instead of switching it off to avoid notifying callers that your phone is switched off.
Use Android Device Manager to ring, erase data, or lock your Android phone remotely.
Search "Find My Phone" in Google to locate your phone instantly.
Use http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Nearby to read articles based on your location.
Create a book with a cool index page and contents from a Wikipedia article.
Search "Atari Breakout" in Google Images for a game.
Search various keywords in Google for fun effects (e.g., "do a barrel roll," "tilt," "Google in 1998," "zerg rush," "Pacman," "blink html").
Shake the YouTube page by searching "Do the Harlem Shake" on YouTube.
Use your calculator for EMI calculations and more.
Use Shift+Esc to open Chrome's built-in Task Manager.
Close a tab by middle-clicking on it.
Open Task Manager in Windows directly using Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
Shake the active window with your mouse to minimize everything else.
Use the built-in screen recorder in Windows by searching for "psr."
Generate a QR code with Wi-Fi access details to share with your friends.
Use YouTube hotkeys: K to pause, J and L to skip backward and forward.
Replace "youtube" in the URL with "listentoyoutube" to download the audio of a video.
Replace "youtube" with "ssyoutube" in the URL to download the video in any available quality.
Replace "youtube" with "nsfwyoutube" in the URL to bypass age restrictions.
Replace "youtube" with "youtubeskip" in the URL to remove ads.

Please note that this list was last updated on June 6, 2023, and some tips or websites may have changed or become outdated since then.

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Here are 101 computer tips and tricks that you may find useful