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Showing posts with label chrome new trick. Show all posts
May 10, 2011
Google Chrome Tips and Tricks
1.Increasing space in a text area
You can easily increase more space in a textarea or re-size the text area by dragging the lower right corner of the text area.
2.Jumping to different opened tabs
You can switch the currently opened tabs by using Ctrl + 1, Ctrl + 2, Ctrl + 3 รข€¦ Ctrl + 9. Ctrl + 1 means the first tab, Ctrl+2 means the second tab and so on. Ctrl+9 takes you to the last tab. In this way, you can easily switch the tabs easily.
3.Viewing installed plug-ins
Different purposes, you download and install several types of plugins. To see what plugins are installed on your computer, just type about:plugins into the address window.Now you will see all the installed plugins in shortly.
4.Most have not seen this, This is a unique feature in Chrome. Shift + Esc is a quicker way to bring up the Google Chrome Task manager. So, use Shift + Esc to access there.
Some of the common useful shortcuts
Ctrl+N : To open a new window
Ctrl+T : To open a new tab in the current window
Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4 : To close current tab or pop-up
Ctrl+P : To print the current open page
Ctrl+S : To save the current open page
F5 : To reload the current page
Ctrl+F5 or Shift+F5 : To reload current page, ignoring the cached contents
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You can easily increase more space in a textarea or re-size the text area by dragging the lower right corner of the text area.
2.Jumping to different opened tabs
You can switch the currently opened tabs by using Ctrl + 1, Ctrl + 2, Ctrl + 3 รข€¦ Ctrl + 9. Ctrl + 1 means the first tab, Ctrl+2 means the second tab and so on. Ctrl+9 takes you to the last tab. In this way, you can easily switch the tabs easily.
3.Viewing installed plug-ins
Different purposes, you download and install several types of plugins. To see what plugins are installed on your computer, just type about:plugins into the address window.Now you will see all the installed plugins in shortly.
4.Most have not seen this, This is a unique feature in Chrome. Shift + Esc is a quicker way to bring up the Google Chrome Task manager. So, use Shift + Esc to access there.
Some of the common useful shortcuts
At last, some of the common shortcuts are presented below:
Ctrl+N : To open a new window
Ctrl+T : To open a new tab in the current window
Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4 : To close current tab or pop-up
Ctrl+P : To print the current open page
Ctrl+S : To save the current open page
F5 : To reload the current page
Ctrl+F5 or Shift+F5 : To reload current page, ignoring the cached contents
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