Google Chrome currently does not have a keyboard shortcut to duplicate an existing tab. A recent code commit that we spotted points towards Google’s plan to add a new keyboard shortcut. CTRL + K ? The feature request bug submitted by a user explains that Internet Explorer and Edge both have a keyboard shortcut to […]
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You Can Soon Choose Where to Store Each Password in Chrome (Locally or on Google Account)
Google currently offers users a way to customize Chromesync. You can either choose to sync everything or specific items like bookmarks, history, and passwords, etc. Within passwords, you might soon get an option to choose which password is stored locally on the device and which goes to the cloud or your Google account. More Control […]
Continue ReadingHow to Rename Chrome Profile
This article explains how to rename Chrome profiles. Google Chrome allows you to create multiple profiles to keep browsing history and bookmarks etc separate. This is useful when you share the same computer with other users or to keep your work and personal browsing separate. How to Rename Chrome Profile The new profile name is […]
Continue ReadingGoogle Tests a New ‘Help’ App for Chromebooks
Google is testing a new “Help” app for Chromebooks. The new app is now available on the Canary version of Chrome OS. However, the app is far from ready. We recently wrote about the upcoming Media app for Chrome OS. The new Help app that we spotted in the Canary version of Chrome OS also […]
Continue ReadingChrome Tab Groups to Get ‘Move Group to Window’
Tab Groups, a Chrome feature that allows you to manage multiple tabs as groups, is getting an option to convert groups into separate windows. This feature is currently under development. Moving Tab Groups to Windows Imagine that you are researching something and have a few tab groups open. You want to move them to a […]
Continue ReadingChrome Adds ‘chrome://settings/cookies’ to Manage Cookies
Google Chrome is getting a dedicated page within “Settings” to manage cookies. The page is currently available on the Canary version of Chrome but is empty. Chrome Cookie Management Google is working on different ways to make cookies on Chrome secure and easy to manage. You might have already read about the SameSite cookie change. […]
Continue ReadingChrome to Allow Copying Saved Passwords to Clipboard on Windows
Google Chrome will soon allow you to copy saved passwords to the clipboard so that you can paste them to login forms. You will not have to use the “show password” to use this. Why is this important? Imagine that you need to copy one from the passwords that you have saved using Chrome’s built-in […]
Continue ReadingChrome to Ask Users to Review Extensions
Google Chrome is working on a new prompt and user interface to ask users to review the extensions that they have already installed. This feature is now available and enabled by default on the Canary version of Chrome. If you are on the Beta or Dev channel versions of Chrome, check the chrome://flags page for […]
Continue ReadingHow to Share Your Chromebook's Build Details with Support
Every time you contact Google support or the official community forum, they will ask you questions about your device. This will include your Chrome OS version, firmware version, and many other things. Google has made it easy to copy and share Chrome OS build details with a single click. To do this, open the Settings […]
Continue ReadingHow To Find Your Chromebook's End-of-Life Date
Your Chromebook gets a software update every six weeks. The latest version of Chrome OS is downloaded and installed automatically. This, however, will stop after a few years. This varies from device to device and depends on the Chromebook’s end-of life or EOL date. This article explains how to find this end-of-life date. You can […]
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