The difference is that Firefox lets you use a "Master Password" to protect those from use and view (unless that's been removed recently, as I switched to a third party manager long ago).

I have to try this so I can get rid of those "follow Lifehacker on social media" stuff and those pesky "all the other crap I don't care about on the Gawker network" bullshit. Or you guys could just get rid of it. Just saying.

So I could filter out "Read more..." on Lifehacker's feed? Oh, wait...

Spectators at the matches were disgusted, describing them as "the most exciting soccer we've ever seen".

How hard is it to pull up the settings panel from the charms menu? Swipe left > settings > power > shutdown. Why would I want a tile just sitting out in the open that shuts down the computer? It's always better to put that in a menu, to avoid accidents. It's not like it's hidden in some misleadingly named "start"…

At what point are the players responsible? Everyone wants to blame the big bad NFL. How much money have some of these idiots blown? I'm not going to feel sorry for some ass clown who made $5 million or more over his career, didn't graduate college, and/or was not smart enough to parlay his 15 minutes of fame into…

Yes, it sucks, but let's not pretend this is the result of any single president or human being on the planet. No one person or administration has control over the economy. Not Obama, not Bush, not anyone before them. This is about how credit bureaus choose to operate. It's not exactly logical, but they do it…

So...how do you stack them?

I just want to commend the DS staff for having better coverage than most major media outlets. Well done!

Yeah, this is much easier than just going to tvguide.com