Google Tabs

By Frank Deardurff | January 25, 2011 |

I use the Google Chrome browser as my default browser. Mostly because I find it to be faster than the other browsers out there.

Stumbled across this quick tip and thought I would share it.


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About Frank Deardurff

My Passion is my Faith, Family, Love for Music, Art and Photography. I myself have delivered many of my own training courses as well as webinars and teleseminars for many other coaching groups. I’ve also published a book titled “50 Biggest Website Mistakes”. Having many decades of experience in various forms of graphics and IT experience and aspects of online business, my vision is to help others overcome their fears and frustration with taking their businesses online and reach the next level of success.

1 Comments

  1. Narek Gabrielian on February 4, 2011 at 12:56 am

    Frank, that’s an awesome tip!

    I don’t use Google Chrome as my primary Internet browser because the program I use for remembering passwords does not have a stable version for Google chrome. However, if I was using Google chrome, that would be a great function to use.

    Sometimes, there are tabs that you need to keep open for long time, maybe for the whole day. Therefore, that one tip you showed is very useful.

    I’m hoping to use Google chrome when my password remembering program develops a new version for it, so that I too can enjoy the fast load time that Google chrome users always mention.

    Better and better,

    Narek

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