Thanks. My laptop is 9 years old and it is slowly coming to the end of its life. Since I don't have internet at home I have to use the mobile hotspot off of my phone but I can never get a signal. I have Firefox and Edge on my laptop but it's almost impossible to get either one to work at this point. The IT department at my work said one of the issues is the fact that it is so old which is why I'm considering getting a new one. If I do or when I do Chrome will be the first thing I install on to it. Thanks so much for the info.

Thanks Elmer, it worked. I thought that is what messed it up in the first place. I had cleared my cache not too long ago. I did it again and signed back in and all is well, for now.

My first Apple product was an iPad that I won. I immediately gave my Kindle to my DD. After that I bought an iPhone and an iMac. I have no difficulties switching between the iPad and the Macbook Pro or switching between the touch screen and the keyboard and touchpad mouse. My laptop is 16' which is a great size if I want to watch a video on the screen yet it's easy enough to bring with me whenever we head to our vacation house. I have a rolling laptop table in the family room and that's where I use my Macbook when I'm watching TV. If I'm doing a lot of paperwork I put it on my desk in the office. I prefer the larger screen on the laptop when I'm browsing web sites or editing photos. It also helps that the screen and keyboard is elevated since the laptop is on a desk. if I use my iPad I tend to look down and it aggravates my neck. My laptop desk look like this one. https://www.levenger.com/products/adjustable-wood-reading-table?utm_source=cordial&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=120422_Email_Reading_Table_Carousel_HGGD2_04Dec2022&variant=42380506038421

They surely did, Sandy. I am pondering putting some more in as they do come with some challenges - namely, the space required for those long, spidery...roots? Because they lie just below the surface, like bearded iris, it does leave a lot of area where understorey planting is tricky because of root disturbance. I am thinking to put in another 5 and underplant with ground covering sedums At any rate, I have been growing anigozanthus, agave, opuntia, baileya to create a 'desert wash'. Dry gardens have become my latest obsession (ironically after the wettest winter on record!) The first bunch or eremurus were frankly woeful - dessicated specimens with most of the roots snapped off. These were hopeless,but I bought another lot from a different supplier and had much better results.