MS Office documents are not a file format widely supported by most browsers. Nevertheless, you can still open MS Office documents in Google Chrome with the Office Editing for Docs, Sheets & Slides extension. With that you can ...
In Chrome, it’s possible to restore recently close tabs. It’s also possible to organize tabs into groups. Now, what if you want to automatically arrange your tabs in alphabetical order? What if you want that Amazon tab to always c...
If you ever need to periodically reload a group of website pages, check out the AutoReloader extension for Google Chrome. With that you can set a timer to periodically reload a website page. The Web page reloads when the extensio...
In Microsoft Word, you can easily count the total number of words and characters by highlighting some text in your document. However, it’s not the same in Chrome. You may use a third-party online word counter but the tool itself m...
If you’re interested in learning Japanese but do not have enough time or means to attend some foreign language classes, you can learn on your own. Speaking of which, you can even learn Japanese while browsing your favorite sites. ...
A previous article covered the OneTab extension for Google Chrome with which you can merge multiple tabs into one. The Great Suspender is a Google Chrome extension that you can selectively suspend open page tabs with. As such, you...
In a previous post, you’ve learned how to lock Google Chrome without using any third-party browser extension. If you want an easier alternative, you can choose to lock Chrome with a password after a specified time interval. ...
Have you ever thought of splitting your screen or window in Chrome into two so that you could load any link from the screen into the second screen? If you still haven’t, then that’s what you are about to do. How to load all links ...
In a previous post, you’ve learned how to rename tabs in Chrome. The same goes for this post but instead of creating rules using standard syntax, you can easily customize the title of any tab right within your browser’s toolbar. T...
Google Chrome includes a Reopen closed tab option that you can select by right-clicking its tabs. As this option reopens the last closed tab, you can’t exactly select a specific page to reopen. To reopen a page closed before...
Some website pages include extensive content. As such, it might take a few seconds to scroll all the way to the bottom or top of a page. The Middle Click Scroll extension for Google Chrome adds a shortcut that enables you to insta...
In Chrome, you can choose whether to open a new tab or page on startup. You can also choose to continue where you left off. If you still haven’t noticed, your startup page is the page that will automatically open every time you la...
If you think that you’ve already made the most out of Twitter, then how about listening to your tweets mixed with pop, rock or alternative music? You can think of it as listening to your favorite radio FM station. You get to liste...
When checking out links, you can’t really find out what it’s all about unless you click it first. If you are checking out multiple links on the same page, then you can opt to open each link in a new tab. It’s a good option but it ...
Chrome has an option to resize and minimize tabs but what if you want to use the content of your current tab as reference? For example, you want to follow a tutorial and at the same time, open a web-based app or editor. If that is...
