Here’s how to reorder browser tabs with Chromebook keyboard shortcuts once this feature arrives. No more mouse or trackpad needed!
Tag: Productivity
Google Chrome 101 arrives with password notes feature in tow
Google Chrome 101 arrives and one of the new features is the ability to save password notes. Here’s how to use it.
New Chromebook user? Learn to use Chrome OS with this simulator
Did you know that you can quickly learn to use Chrome OS with just a web browser? This simulator is right up your alley if you’re a new Chromebook user.
How to connect an iPhone to a Chromebook to move photos
Need to connect an iPhone to a Chromebook to move photos? There are two easy ways to do it and one can even free up iPhone storage space.
This Google Chrome tip shows you more browser bookmarks at once
How many browser bookmarks can you see at once on Google Chrome? I could have access to at least 30, and not in folders but in plain sight. Here’s how.
5 great Google Chrome Web Store extensions for your Chromebook
Here’s a list of what I think are 5 great Chrome Web Store extensions for your Chromebook. Check them out and add your own to the list.
This small Google Chrome OS 102 change brings a huge benefit
In a Google Chrome OS 102 Dev Channel update, a small design change to the Calendar widget makes the experience immensely better.
Google Chrome side panel getting private user notes and Read Anywhere to replace Reader Mode
The Google Chrome side panel is adding a Read Anywhere option, which will take the place of Reader Mode in Chrome, and a place to write private user notes.
The Chromebook fingerprint sensor needs to do more
More Chrome OS devices are coming with a fingerprint sensor. There’s just one problem: A Chromebook fingerprint sensor can only do one thing, while on other platforms it can do so much more.
Chrome OS virtual desks are getting a useful upgrade
Google is working on a welcome update for Chrome OS virtual desks that will reduce clutter when closing a workspace on your Chromebook.
Chromebook owners will get to disable automatic Chrome OS updates. YES!
In June of 2019, I called for Google to give consumers the ability to disable Chrome OS automatic updates. A new code change suggests that’s coming.