Best 10 Tips and Tricks For Google Chrome

By | May 13, 2018

If you want to work faster and do more with your favorite browser Google Chrome then use this 10 most useful tips and tricks. You no need to install any extensions.

Tips for Google Chrome

Useful Tips for Google Chrome

1. Save web pages as PDFs

PDF writer is built-in in Google Chrome. You just need to open any web age and press Ctrl+P on Window and Cmp+P on your Mac and select “Save as PDF” from the given list of printers and download that page as a PDF file. You can see here no extension is required.

2. Selectively delete your web history

Google Chrome’s history (chrome://history) have a “Select” checkbox for history list so you can selectively delete your web history. You can select 20 checkboxes. The trick is that you select the first checkbox, hold shift and select the last checkbox. Everything in between will get selected.

3. Support custom keyboard shortcuts

Type chrome://extensions in the browser’s address bar to open the Extensions page, scroll to the bottom and click the link that says Keyboard Shortcuts. Google Chrome supports a many of keyboard shortcuts but you can assign your own custom shortcuts to launch Chrome apps.

5. Easy to increase the speed of Chrome

The easiest fix is to restart your browser but sometimes the issue is not fixed from it. So we need something else, Go to under Tools -> Task Manager. Now sort the list by Memory, select the websites and extensions that are consuming more memory and click End Process.

6. Set Fake Your Current Location

For example, Google Maps may ask the browser for your geographic location. Now you have two option first is choose not to share this data with the website and second, you may add fake your current location.

To do this, Go to Tools -> Developer Tools or Press Ctrl + Shift + I and press Esc, then select the Sensors option in the left sidebar.

Set Fake Your Current Location

Here switch to the Emulation tab and enter any value for latitude and longitude.

7. You can compose emails from the address bar

Generally, to send an email we are open Gmail website and compose the email. Alternatively, you can send email using address bar of Google Chrome. To send email using address bar you need to type the mailto command like mailto:recipient@domain.com. This will open the Gmail compose window and auto-fill the address in the To field.

8. Chrome as a Media Player

You can drag audio files, videos, images, text files and even PDF documents from your desktop into the Chrome video and view them without opening a dedicated viewer application.

9. Simulate to mobile on slow Internet

Open Chrome developer tools, switch to Emulation tab and choose either Android or iOS as the User Agent. Make sure Screen and Device emulation are off. It is very useful because If you are on a slow Internet connection then you can simulate to be a mobile device and most websites will serve you mobile-friendly versions that are often light in size.

10. Easy To Switch to Google Cache

Google Chrome makes it really easy for you to access the cached version of any page. While you are on a page, click the address bar, type cache: before the URL and hit Enter. You’ll be taken straight to the Google Cache if there’s one.

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