Steam.com sold for $390K, then went back on sale
Valve never owned steam.com. It sold for nearly $400,000 to a buyer reported to be in China, then went back on sale.
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A real web address doesn't make a screenshot real
A browser setting called designMode lets you edit the text on any web page. The edit only shows up in your own browser, not on the real site.
Security tool urlscan.io can leak the links it scans
Paste a suspicious link into urlscan.io and a remote browser opens it instead of yours. You get a report and usually a screenshot.
Syncthing moves files between your devices, no cloud account
Drop a file in a shared folder and it appears on your other computer. No cloud account, no subscription, and nobody in the middle can read it.
Firefox translates pages without uploading your text
Click Translate and a foreign page turns into English right there on your device. Mozilla says the text never gets uploaded anywhere.