Chrome Flags give you power customizations for Chrome. You get access to experimental features that haven’t been released. You don’t have to be very techy to use them and it’s easy to turn them off if Chrome starts acting weird. In this post, we’re going to explore a few Flags you should enable for a… (more) The 7 Chrome Flags You Should Enable (And 2 You Shouldn’t)
There are lots of ways to get more out of Chrome. Below, we put together nine of our favorites. We’ll also include how to open Chrome’s experimental settings, known as Flags, and how to reset Chrome to default if you want to start over. Finding Chrome Settings To find Chrome settings, go to the Chrome… (more) The 9 Hidden Chrome Settings You Should Change Right Now
So, you want to download videos for free. It’s possible. It’s also safe and legal using the right chrome extension. But which is the best video downloader for Chrome? Of the dozens (and dozens) of chrome video downloaders available, there are only three we’d recommend: FBDown Video downloader vGet Extension SaveFrom.net One of these should… (more) The 3 Best Chrome Video Downloaders
Installing Chrome is designed to be simple. However, it doesn’t fit everyone’s needs, and it doesn’t always work perfectly either. Luckily, there’s another option. The Chrome offline installer lets you install Chrome without an internet connection, or to multiple devices. It’s a full-size standalone file that you can copy across devices. Installing Chrome Offline The… (more) How to Use the Chrome Offline Installer
Looking for a color picker? Chrome already has a color picker built in. You don’t need an extension. In some cases, you’ll be able to grab the color of a web element with two clicks. I’ll show you exactly how this works. Open dev tools (CMD+Shift+C on a Mac, CTRL+Shift+J on Windows). When you mouse over an… (more) The Best Chrome Color Picker Will Surprise You
Chrome’s Incognito gives you an extra layer or privacy when browsing: Search queries won’t be remembered or tied to your Google profile. All cookies will be discarded once you close the window. None of your browsing history will be saved. Many folks use Google Incognito for viewing content they’d rather keep private and for using… (more) How to Go Chrome Incognito and Protect Yourself
Chrome offers tons of amazing features. You can add your own themes, control what your homepage and tab pages look like, which search engine you use, whether websites you visit can use JavaScript, and so much more. This level of control means that one bad setting can break Chrome. Or worse, malware can take over… (more) Fix Chrome with the Chrome Cleanup Tool
Grammarly is, by far, my favorite Chrome extension for improving my writing. I get all the power of Grammarly built right into Chrome. It works with all the apps that I normally use like Gmail, Google Docs, WordPress, LinkedIn, Twitter, Microsoft 365, and everything else. Any time I’m creating or editing text in my browser,… (more) The Step-by-Step Guide to Using Grammarly with Chrome
Google Chrome has a default homepage that includes Google Search and a few of the most popular sites that you visit” You can change this page to any website you want and even add Chrome extensions with tons of cool features. How to change the Chrome homepage First, go to the Chrome Settings. Then go… (more) How to Change and Improve Your Chrome Homepage
Chrome is normally a very stable browser, reliable and easy to use. But sometimes you’ll get a run of crashes, which can be frustrating. First things first: how often is Chrome crashing? You can get a report on this by typing chrome://crashes into your omnibar. This will show you a list of all the times Chrome… (more) 9 Ways to Get Chrome to Stop Crashing