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Dashboard for Chrome is an Awesome Chrome Add in For Taking Notes and More
There are times when we are working online and want to jot down ideas, perform calculations, etc. so that we can work on them. For example, if you are a student and researching about any topic, writing down different points on a piece of paper or even word can be annoying as you have to switch windows. Dashboard for Google Chrome solves this problem.
Google Chrome: Remove Old Versions From Disk
Google Chrome is always updating automatically in the background. When it updates, it leaves the files for the old version behind. These files let you rollback your current version to the previous one. Here’s how to delete or backup the previous version of Chrome files.
Start Google Chrome in Incognito Mode by Default
If you like Google Chrome and keeping your browsing private, use Incognito mode. Here’s how to always start Chrome in incognito mode by default.
What is Your Favorite or Default Web Browser?
With so many browsers out there, the browser wars keep heating up. Here at groovyPost we’re interested in knowing which one is your default browser. Maybe you are forced to use Internet Explorer at work, but prefer Google Chrome or Firefox at home? Cast your vote in the poll below and leave us a comment [...]
Google Chrome for Android Available
Google Chrome, one of the world’s most popular browsers, now has an Android version. Unfortunately, it’s not for everyone – only users from 12 countries, running Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, can use it. Hopefully, just for now. I’m certain that the number of countries in which it will be available will expand quickly, but [...]
Google Chrome: Hide All Open Tabs With a Single Click
Since tabbed browsing was introduced to web browsers, I don’t know how I’d live without it. Sometimes you’ll want to hide multiple open tabs though. PanicButton lets you hide and restore multiple tabs with one click in Google Chrome. To get started, install the Panic Button extension for Chrome. The PanicButton icon appears next to [...]
Google Chrome: Make the Browser Read Text to You
If you have poor eyesight or are too lazy to read a webpage, Google Chrome can read it for you. Make Chrome read to you with the Chrome Speak extension. Go to the Chrome Speak page in the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome. Once installed, it will open a new tab with [...]
Google Chrome: How To Read QR Codes
To read QR Codes you need a smartphone with a camera and a QR Code reader app. If you want to read QR Codes online in Google Chrome, try this beta extension. Open Chrome and go to the QReader beta page in the Chrome Web Store. Click Add To Chrome. When the Confirmation box comes [...]
Protect Your Personal Information While Browsing the Web
By Leah Krause Leah Krause is a guest author and long time reader of groovyPost.com. A big thank you goes out to Leah for this groovy privacy tip! Many people have no idea how much personal data websites gather from you, how they sell it to aggregators to make personalized ads or even if it’s [...]
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