Chrome Help Forums - General Chrome Talk

Change tab default to open a new tsab

Thu, 08 Jul 2010 16:25:42 -0400

Is there some way to change the tab default so that links will always open in a new tab? Firefox does have an extension that provides for this option.

Google Chrome features

Fri, 16 Apr 2010 00:41:05 -0400

Top 10 Google Chrome features to boost your productivity
1. Ultimate browser speed
2. Integrated search into address bar
3. New tab opens with your favorite links and most visited pages
4. Get most of your screen
5. One-click bookmarks with categorizing
6. Shortcuts to web apps
7. Offline mode based on Google Gears
8. Tabs management
9. Independent processes for opened tabs
10. Incognito mode sss

Google Chrome Slow with More than Four Tabs

Fri, 05 Feb 2010 23:20:09 -0500

Have you tried to launch more than three tabs at the same time?

With more than three tabs, Google Chrome grinds to a halt.

Tabs show, yet no HTML gets rendered.

Worse, as this is happening, Google Chrome eats up System Memory. So if you want to switch out, multitask and do some work while Google Chrome stalls, Google Chrome brings your entire PC to a crawl.

Anyone Use Google Chrome?

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 12:43:48 -0500

I was just wondering how it is.

How to I get rid of glitches which are occuring?

Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:59:52 -0500

Hi.
I am using Google chrome and haven't disabled internet explorer. When I first turn on the computer I get an error message each time. I report the error but this is getting annoying. What to do?

10 Mistakes Google Is Making with Chrome OS

Mon, 18 Jan 2010 01:17:45 -0500

As 2009 comes to an end and the technology industry looks ahead to 2010, it's Chrome OS that could arguably steal the show in the new year. It will be the first desktop operating system Google has ever released. It will also be released with one goal in mind: to beat Windows 7 wherever and whenever it can.

That's a tall order, for sure. Microsoft reigns supreme in the operating-system space. Windows 7, unlike its predecessor Windows Vista, has an opportunity to solidify Microsoft's position in the market with an experience that bests other operating systems on the market. So as Google prepares its Chrome OS for the market, it can't make any mistakes. The more mistakes the company makes, the more difficult it will be for Google to compete. Simply put, Microsoft has applied pressure that will dictate Google's moves going forward.

However, Google has already made mistakes. The search giant is focused on the wrong things. And it could come back to haunt it. Let's take a look at some of the mistakes Google has made.

Bookmarks

Sat, 16 Jan 2010 03:25:30 -0500

Any way to add bookmarks directly into the bookmarks I imported from firefox. It looks like to add a new bookmark I have to use google bookmarks. Any extension add ons or ideas. Thanks

Google Chrome Question

Sun, 10 Jan 2010 23:07:21 -0500

Hello friends,

Is this possible that "Google Chrome With Linux??"
If that is possible then please suggest me the proper solution from top to end..
Thank you in advance,for your reply...

RE:Reviews of Google Chrome for Windows

Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:25:26 -0500

Last time I tried Chrome I praised it for it's responsiveness, but decided not to use it for the lack of a plugin engine (extensions).

Now I have Xmarks and ADBlock working on it, there really isn't much of a reason to go back to Firefox.

It is amazing just how responsive Chrome is, when working in multiple tabs, compared to Firefox. The Mozilla Devs have some serious catching up to do when it comes to performance (need to divide the various tasks into independent threads, so they don't hinder each other).

I give if 4 out 5 because even for a Beta it is very usable. Of course there is always room for improvement, so keep it up and surprise me with more innovations!

Mac

Sun, 20 Dec 2009 07:42:16 -0500

The most glaring omission in Chrome for Mac Beta is Bookmarks Manager. Two questions. Why is this so challenging? Does anyone know when it might appear?

How to change google chrome screen resolution size?

Fri, 11 Dec 2009 04:02:20 -0500

Hey
Every site I go to is really small on google chrome, how do I make them bigger?
Anyone help? Thanks.

What do you think of Google Chrome so far?

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 05:11:13 -0500

Hello,
I know, that's an incredibly generic open-ended question, but I'm curious about general first impressions. At first I wasn't sure what to think, but now I really like it. But will it be good enough to make me leave Firefox? It's hard to say yet.

Google Chrome features to boost your productivity

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:28:58 -0500

1. Ultimate browser speed
2. Integrated search into address bar
3. New tab opens with your favorite links and most visited pages
4. Get most of your screen
5. One-click bookmarks with categorizing
6. Shortcuts to web apps
7. Offline mode based on Google Gears
8. Tabs management
9. Independent processes for opened tabs

Google Chrome 4.0 graduates to beta status

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:06:14 -0500

Google introduced the bookmark sync feature for the developer-preview version in August, but now it's also in the better-tested beta version, Chrome 4.0.223.16. However, there's still no Chrome beta for Mac OS X or Linux.

In a video explanation, Google's Anthony LaForge somewhat breathlessly describes how the sync feature can keep bookmarks the same on multiple machines. That's a fair point, but let's be realistic here--bookmark sync in Chrome is more catch-up than paradigm shift. Indeed, with the popular Xmarks extension--in the works for Chrome, people can synchronize bookmarks among multiple browsers, not merely multiple computers.

And Chrome's clever message-based sync technology notwithstanding, Chrome bookmarks would be a lot more magical if they synchronized with the Google bookmarks service, which is linked with iGoogle and the Google Toolbar.

How to get Google Chrome on Linux?

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 13:20:02 -0400

Google is still working on the Linux version of Google Chrome web browser, but as of now it is not yet released. Google's Chrome Linux page currently offers to notify you by email when it will be ready.

However, you can run Chrome on Linux already, the development version code named "Chromium", and Linux.com has a guide for how to install it here, at least on Ubuntu and Fedora Get Your Chrome Experience On Linux

Ubuntu users have it easiest. Just download the .deb package for your processor here and double click it to install (you don't need to do it via command line like the article says):

Enjoy.