Tidy up desktop icons and prevent them from being rearranged with this Windows program.

If your Windows desktop icons get rearranged without you doing anything or making any changes or someone else moves them around, this small utility keeps them in place.

This weeks wallpaper is a calm, gently winding pool of water with grass covered banks. Two rounded hills gently frame the waterway. The wallpaper is one of the backgrounds from the recent launch of the latest Surface laptop computers. There's not a lot of color contrast in this wallpaper, muted hues of tan, gray and blue form the palette. Icons show up well in most areas of the background.

Skip scrolling for recipes on sites that add them to the end of the page with this add-on/extension.

If you search for recipes, you've probably come across sites that make you scroll through endless screens of photos, text, and other content until you get to the end, where the recipe is located. It can be tedious if all you want is a recipe.

This weeks wallpaper is a photo of a slot canyon in Lower Antelope Canyon, Arizona. Slot canyons are formed by water flowing through rock. They can be quite deep and are narrower at the top and wider at the bottom. These slot canyons in this area were formed by the erosion of water on Navajo sandstone. What remains are water smoothed flows and curves, often forming extraordinary shapes and colors carved out of the sandstone by water. This background has the soft colors found in these slot canyons.

Find out if a site supports two-factor authentication (2FA) using this site.

Two-factor authentication is being used more often across all devices and platforms. Instead of hunting down whether a certain site supports two-factor authentication (2FA), check this site first.