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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
93 published articles
Comparison ·
VS Code vs VSCodium: Choose by Extensions and Distribution
VS Code vs VSCodium for everyday coding. Compare extension access, Microsoft integrations, telemetry settings and updates before choosing a free editor.
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How to Import and Clean CSV in LibreOffice Calc
You'll turn a small CSV into a clean order sheet, with IDs preserved as text and prices ready for calculations. The setup takes one short session; larger files need more checking. You need…
Guide ·
How to Undo a Commit in GitHub Desktop
This guide walks you through undoing a commit in GitHub Desktop, from a single unpushed mistake to a commit that is already on a shared branch. You need the app installed with a repository…
Guide ·
How to Back Up Thunderbird Email and Restore It
You'll back up Thunderbird email, choose the right export route and check a restored profile. You need Thunderbird desktop and a separate backup location with enough space. The menu work is…
Guide ·
How to Create and Export a Color Palette in Coolors
Create a color palette in Coolors, fix two values and export the result for a website. You need a browser and a free account for library saving. Set aside about ten minutes for the small…
Guide ·
How to Format Code Automatically in VS Code
You'll end up with an HTML file that follows your indentation settings each time you save it in VS Code. Allow a short setup session plus time to check the result. You need the desktop…
Best list ·
8 Best Free Spreadsheet Apps for Everyday Number Work
Free spreadsheet apps cover budgets, shared trackers and CSV cleanup, but they differ sharply in where the file lives and which Excel features survive. I'd start with LibreOffice Calc for…
Best list ·
8 Best Free Git GUI Clients in 2026
I would start with GitHub Desktop for ordinary commits and pushes, then choose a deeper history tool when the project needs one. These eight free Git GUI clients cover Windows, macOS and…
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8 Best Free Email Clients for Personal and Work Mail
I'd start with Thunderbird for desktop mail across Windows, Mac and Linux, or Apple Mail if you only use Apple devices. The best free email clients bring existing mailboxes into a workable…
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8 Best Free Color Palette Generators in 2026
These free color palette generators cover quick ideas, color rules and design handoffs. I would start with Coolors for speed, Adobe Color for accessibility checks, and Color Hunt for…
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8 Best Free Code Editors for Web Projects and Quick Edits
I'd choose VS Code for a website project and Notepad++ for quick Windows edits. The best free code editors solve different jobs: some bring debugging and language tools into one window…
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