How to Block Annoying Tech Rumors and Movie Spoilers on Your Browser
With the iPad 3 (supposedly) launching soon, movie spoilers hitting the internet before a trailer is released, and the general overabundance of news online, it can be difficult to avoid learning things you don't want (or care) to. Here's how to set up automatic blocks both globally and on specific websites so you can avoid any type of news you want. More » ...
Source: Lifehacker - Wednesday, 22 February
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