This can be a website with ads you want to view, or a website where the ad blocker is disrupting website functionality. It can be found in the upper-right corner of your web browser to the side of the address bar.  It usually has a red icon with the ad blocker initials in it.  This displays a drop-down menu for the ad blocker extension. This is different for different extensions.  It could be an icon that resembles a circle with a line through the top, a checkmark icon next to "Enabled", an Enable/Disable button or something similar.  The extension will remember your preferences for the site. You may need to refresh your browser to view what your ad blocker was blocking.  Click the icon that resembles a circular arrow icon to the left of your address bar to refresh your web browser.
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One-sentence summary -- Go a website that your ad blocker is interfering with. Click the ad blocker extension icon. Click the option to disable the ad blocker. Click  to refresh your browser.


Tap the YouTube app icon, which resembles a white triangle on a red background. Doing so will open your YouTube home page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, select your profile or tap SIGN IN, then enter your email address and/or password. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. This will open your account menu. You'll find this option near the middle of the menu. It's a blue button in the upper-right side of the screen. On iPhone, tap GET YOUTUBE RED, then enter your Apple ID or Touch ID when prompted. You can then skip to the "Select a video" step. When prompted, select an existing payment method, or tap Add a [method] (e.g., Add a card) and enter the method's details. Tap the "Verify your password" text field, then type in your Google account's password. It's at the bottom of the screen. As long as your password and payment method both check out, doing so will grant you a free month of YouTube Red. YouTube Red usually costs $9.99 per month on Android and $12.99 per month on iPhone. Search for a video that you want to download, then tap the video in question. It will open. This option is below the video. On some versions of the YouTube app, it may just be a downward-facing arrow. Doing so opens a pop-up menu. Tap a quality (e.g., 720p) in which you want to download a video. It's at the bottom of the menu. This will download the YouTube video onto your smartphone. YouTube Red allows you to watch downloaded videos offline. To do so, tap Library, find a video under the "Available Offline" section, and tap it to view it.
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One-sentence summary -- Open YouTube. Tap your profile icon. Tap Get YouTube Red. Tap TRY IT FREE. Enter your payment information. Type in your YouTube password. Tap BUY. Select a video. Tap Download. Select a quality. Tap DOWNLOAD. Go to the video without an Internet connection.


One of the easiest and quickest ways to increase the strength in your hands is to do simple grip exercises. Do a few sets of 30 to 50 grips in each hand with a grip or ball of your choice.  Stress balls are usually palm-sized balls that you can squeeze to exercise your hand. Don't have one? Use a tennis ball. Spring grips, stretchy bands, spring-gloves, and other hand-exercisers are common on the market. Check out what's available at a sporting goods store in your area, or online. Baoding balls are Chinese stress-relief balls that can be used to exercise your hands. To use them, you rotate two balls around in your palm. They make nice sounds and help you exercise your hands. Wrist-strengthening exercises have the added benefit of increasing your grip strength, as you hold the weight that you're using. You can do wrist-strengthening with bands, hand-weights, or other household items.   Hand weights:Grip a small amount of weight (3 to 5 pounds) in each hand, your palm facing toward the ground. Flex your elbow up so your arm comes out straight, letting your wrist hang down. Flex your wrist slowly, making your arm straight. Then let it back down slowly. Do three sets of 10 to 15 reps with each hand. If you don't have hand-weights, use cans of soup, bricks, or any other hand-sized objects.  Exercise bands:Stand on one end of the band and grip the band with your hand, palm facing down. Lift your arm until it comes out straight, then flex your wrist slowly as you grip the band, making your arm straight. Do three sets of 10 to 15 reps with each hand. If you're in relatively good shape but still struggle with slightly fatty fingers, start doing more advanced push-ups. Instead of doing push-ups with your palms flat on the floor, do them with your palms raised and your weight on your fingertips. Shoot for doing a few sets of 5 to 10 reps. Do a couple more sets of regular push-ups in addition to your fingertip push-ups. Push-ups help to strengthen your wrists and your pectorals, both good for all-around upper body strength and weight loss. Dexterity is your ability to use your fingers and hands to perform complex tasks quickly. It's just as important to hand health as strength. To work on your fine motor skills, you can exercise your dexterity, doing hand and finger-oriented tasks on a regular basis.  How many words a minute can you type? If you're still hunting and pecking, check out this wikiHow article to learn more about typing more comfortably. Playing an instrument, especially piano, violin, or guitar, but also certain woodwinds like flute, clarinet, and other instruments, are all excellent for working on your fine motor skills. Never learned? Good time to start. There's some debate about whether or not cracking your knuckles is harmless or harmful. Many people, however, think that cracking knuckles leads to "fat" knuckles. Since there's little to be gained from cracking your knuckles, it can't hurt to stop. While there's no data to suggest that cracking your knuckles causes arthritis or significant knuckle swelling, some research seems to suggest a connection between long-term knuckle-cracking and decreased grip strength.
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One-sentence summary -- Do grip exercises. Do wrist exercises. Do finger push-ups. Work on your dexterity. Stop cracking your knuckles.


Start with a sheet of paper that's 8.5 inches (21.6 cm) by 11 inches (27.9 cm). Place one of the halves on a flat surface in front of you. Discard the other half or save it to make a second origami boomerang. Use your finger to make a crease along the fold. Unfold the piece of paper. Bring the edges of the paper to the center crease when you fold the sides in half. Make a crease along both folds with your finger. Leave the sides folded in. Bring the top edge of the paper down to the bottom edge. Make a crease along the fold with your finger. Leave the paper folded in half. Crease the folds with your fingers. Go over these creases several times so they're really defined. Unfold the corners. When you're finished, you should have a thin horizontal rectangle with 2 triangles pointing at each other in the middle. This is the flap of paper that's closest to you. After you unfold it you should see a diamond in the creases on the lower half of the paper.
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Use scissors to cut a sheet of blank paper in half lengthwise. Fold the piece of paper in half lengthwise. Fold the paper in half lengthwise on both sides of the crease. Fold the paper in half crosswise. Fold the top left and right corners to the center crease. Unfold the crosswise fold you made and turn the paper so it's horizontal. Unfold the flap of paper on the bottom half.