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Chris McClure
Co-founder & Editor, WebIndexly
Chris McClure is a tech blogger and co-founder of WebIndexly, with a strong interest in SEO, web architecture, user experience and the technologies that shape the modern web. He focuses on making complex technical topics easier to understand and more useful for developers, creators and businesses.
At WebIndexly, Chris writes practical guides and insights covering website discovery, search optimization, web tools, digital platforms and better ways to build and navigate online experiences. His approach is centered on clear explanations and actionable information rather than unnecessary technical jargon.
Beyond writing, Chris is an advocate for open-source software and enjoys supporting people who are learning technical writing and web development. His goal is to help readers better understand the web, make informed technology decisions and discover useful resources that can improve the way they work online.
Articles by Chris McClure
94 published articles
Guide ·
How to Remove Background Noise in Audacity
You can remove background noise in Audacity by sampling steady room noise, then applying a gentle reduction to the recording. This walkthrough uses a one-minute voice clip with fan hiss…
Guide ·
How to Password-Protect Files with 7-Zip
You can password-protect files with 7-Zip by creating a 7z archive with AES-256 and encrypted file names. This Windows walkthrough uses a small sample folder and takes about ten minutes…
Guide ·
How to Edit and Save an SVG Logo in Inkscape
This walkthrough changes a simple SVG logo in Inkscape and saves a separate web copy. Allow about fifteen minutes for the example. You'll need the desktop editor and an SVG you have…
Guide ·
How to Add and Sync Subtitles in VLC
You'll add and sync subtitles in VLC so the text matches the dialogue during playback. Set aside ten minutes for the exercise. You'll need desktop VLC 3.0 on Windows or Linux, a video you…
Best list ·
Best Free Video Editing Software: 8 Picks for Real Projects
The best free video editing software should let you finish a video without discovering a payment gate at export. I'd start with Shotcut for everyday desktop editing, or DaVinci Resolve for…
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8 Best Free SVG Editors in 2026 for Logos and Icons
The best free SVG editors let you change real vector shapes instead of painting over a flattened image. I'd pick Inkscape for logos and detailed paths, and Penpot for icons inside a shared…
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Best Free Media Players: 8 Choices for Files, Subtitles and TV
The best free media players open your local files, handle the right audio and subtitle tracks, and stay out of the way. I'd start with VLC across different devices, IINA on a Mac, or MPC-HC…
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8 Best Free Audio Editors in 2026 for Voice and Music
The best free audio editors handle very different jobs: cleaning a voice recording, arranging a song or trimming a sound for a website. I'd start with Audacity for multitrack work and…
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8 Best Free Archive Tools in 2026 for ZIP and RAR Files
The best free archive tools help you inspect unfamiliar formats, package folders and choose encryption that the recipient can use. I'd start with PeaZip for a full graphical tool across…
Comparison ·
LibreOffice Calc vs ONLYOFFICE: Local Analysis or Office-Style Files?
LibreOffice Calc vs ONLYOFFICE for local spreadsheets. Compare file formats, macros, licensing and collaboration before choosing a free desktop suite.
Comparison ·
GitHub Desktop vs Sourcetree: Simple Commits or More Git Controls?
GitHub Desktop vs Sourcetree for commits, history and merges. Compare the free plans, platforms, history tools and which client fits your work.
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