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Useful websites should help you do something specific, whether that means checking a connection, following a feed or finding a service page. This archive brings together web tools and access guides. Choose the task first, then read the date and scope before relying on an older list.

Find the tool that answers the question

Website tools below include speed checks, a small-site builder and a tariff-comparison report. These solve different problems. A result from a connection test, for example, describes that test at that time. It is not a promise that every website or app will run at the same rate.

Our RSS feeds guide concerns following published updates from a site. Start with the website you want to follow and the reader you plan to use. Check the feed’s actual contents before treating a found address as a complete record of every kind of update the site publishes.

Separate sign-out from other browser changes

Website sign-out can involve controls on the site as well as data kept by the browser. Google’s cookie help explains that clearing cookies may sign you out and remove preferences. Read what a cleanup affects before applying it to several sites at once.

Browse internet browsers for browser context or Google Chrome for a more specific product guide. Our web apps archive covers software used through a browser. A site’s own features and the browser displaying it are related parts of the setup, rather than one set of settings.

Review access and older lists carefully

Internet speed tests and website access problems need a clear description of the result you can see. Note the affected site and whether other pages open. Avoid turning one old outage report into a current diagnosis of every failed connection.

Web service availability can change, and older lists may contain services that moved or closed. A saved list is not a current endorsement of each destination. For account and download risks, visit technology security. Use the useful websites articles below as starting points, then confirm the current official destination and the task it supports.