by Professor Rome | May 11, 2023
The Reading List for Google Chrome is perfect if you are conducting research and need to save the article or web page for later. You can add an article, website, or blog post to the Reading List, close the tab, and save memory on your computer. Here’s how to do...
by Professor Rome | Feb 17, 2023
There is no need to click on multiple locations to access your Google Chrome bookmarks, browsing history, or tabs. Here are 3 quick Google Chrome address bar shortcuts: @bookmarks @history @tabs Let’s give it a try! @Bookmarks Open the Google Chrome web browser....
by Professor Rome | Feb 4, 2022
***UPDATE*** Google Chrome has another convenient way to help you easily reopen your last closed tab. Give it a try! Right-click on any open area of your Google Chrome web browser header.Select Reopen Closed Tab. Reopen Closed Tab Screenshot In case you missed the...
by Professor Rome | Jan 27, 2022
Do you have several tabs open in your Google Chrome web browser? You can use the Search Tab feature to find your tabs faster. Search Tabs Using Search Tabs Icon Click on the Search Tabs icon located in the upper right corner of your Chrome web browser.Select one of...
by Professor Rome | Dec 6, 2021
You’re hurrying to move on to your next task and you accidentally closed a Google Chrome tab that you really needed. Darn it! All is lost. Or is it? No worries. You can quickly and easily reopen the tab you accidentally closed. Keyboard Shortcut: CTRL + SHIFT +...
