Enable Two- Step Authentication for Twitter

 
Today, Twitter has rolled out an update that allows users to add a phone number to the account. The idea is simple. Every time a users signs-in there is added code that is asked. That code is sent to users via a text message.
So even if someone manages to guess a password, they would not be able to get the verification code from the users phone.


How to activate Twitter’s two-step authentication feature
  • Visit your Twitter profile on the browser and sign-in. Now on the right-hand corner you will see a gear shaped symbol.
  • Hover over it and it shows you the options to look up settings. Under Settings >> Account users can see a new option to titled Account Security.


  • We can add a phone number and also select the option to turn-on two step verification.
Here is a nice video demo by Twitter to help their users out
With this step Twitter joins Google and Dropbox in offering two-step verification for better security.
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Download Images in Bulk with a Single Click on Chrome

Ever wanted to download a collection of images from a particular webpage and end up wasting your time downloading each and every image individually? A Chrome extension named “Image Collection Extension” will be helpful.

It is an easy to use extension that quickly scans a particular webpage that you are on and gives you options to download them. There are numerous options to download. You can choose to download those images either to your local hard disk drive directly or choose to upload those images direct to your cloud storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive and SkyDrive.

How it works:

Install the extension and a new icon gets added to the right side of the address bar on Google Chrome.
Lookup any webpage with a few images and then click on that icon, it will display all the images in that particular webpage in a pop-up.
You can choose to download them individually or download them in bulk.

  • Some images can also be excluded from the bulk select.
  •  The extension can be connected to SkyDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox. The options are on the right hand side.
  • The settings section of this extension gives you various options. You can filter the images based on certain image extensions, filter out images based on certain keywords and do a lot more!

     Link: 
    Image Collection

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