Google Chrome is a free web browser developed Google and is available for Windows, Mac and Linux. Read tips and tricks to help you master Google Chrome.

Create Separate Profiles in Google Chrome for Family Members

15 dec 2011

Learn how to create user profiles in Google Chrome to prevent family members from reading your web browser history, search queries, bookmarks, passwords and other browsing data.

Add Websites to the Apps Section of Google Chrome

01 dec 2011

You can quickly add, or install, any of your favorite website to the Apps section of Google Chrome even if that site is not available as an installable app in the Chrome Web Store.

Disable the “Insecure Content” Warning in Google Chrome

29 nov 2011

Google Chrome may display the “insecure content” warning when you are opening secure https sites like Facebook, Twitter, Google Docs and more. Learn how to disable this warning.

Google Chrome is now Bundled with Adobe Reader

21 sep 2011

If you download Adobe Reader from Adobe.com, you may also be prompted to install the Google Chrome browser on your computer.

How to Implement Google Instant Pages on your Website?

03 aug 2011

Learn how to add Google Instant Pages code on your website so that pages load faster for your visitors who are on Google Chrome.

Take Screenshots of Web Pages in Google Chrome

25 jul 2011

Learn how easy it is take screenshots of full web pages inside Google Chrome. And you don’t even need any software for screengrabs.

Google Chrome Gets a Web Accelerator

14 jun 2011

The original Google Web Accelerator is no longer available but some of the functionality to make web pages load faster been added to Google Chrome itself with Instant Pages.

Google Chrome Can Tell If a Site is Really Down

06 jun 2011

Google Chrome can tell you if a website is really down or if only you are having Internet connection problems.

How to Get Full Feeds inside Google Reader

19 apr 2011

Some websites, BBC News and CNN for example, offer only a headline and a short excerpt in their RSS feeds but you can easily convert these partial feeds into full text and read the full story right inside Google Reader itself.