About:Chrome: About Stuff Here’s some info all Chrome users should find useful. Chrome has a lot of useful About Stuff. You can get to it by typing either About: or Chrome with a simple command after it About://flags is the same as Chrome://flags…got it? But you don’t even need to type the slashes, About:Flags or Chrome:Flags works and… Read More »
Where Did That Picture Come From? How to do a Reverse Image Search Using Google Where in the heck did that image come from? Did you ever wonder? Well, we told you about a reverse image search engine called TinEye you might use ( www.tineye.com ). But did you know you can do a reverse image search using… Read More »
How to Set a Home Page in Your Browser This tip has been updated. You can use this tip to learn how to set a home page in Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, and/or Edge. A browser home page, also called a start page, is the page (or pages) you see when you open your browser, We… Read More »
Your Browser’s Address Bar is Your Friend If you use any popular browser it has an address bar. The address bar is where you type in the address (URL) of a site you want to visit. It’s also the place where you can see the address of the site your on. So, if you get to a site… Read More »
Some Nifty Keyboard Shortcuts for Chrome [and other browsers too] Reopen Closed Tab Close a tab you didn’t mean to? Just use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift +T and the tab you closed comes back to life. This works on Firefox, Opera & Edge too. What if you want to go back through more closed tabs? Just press… Read More »
Add Your Favorite Sites to Your Desktop or Taskbar This tip was written for the Chrome browser on Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (any version). We’ve also added instructions for Microsoft Edge users. If you’re using Firefox, IE, Opera or other browsers, you can drag the URL from the Address bar on any browser to your desktop.… Read More »