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Want to give your plain Gmail inbox a colorful eye candy to bright your day? Gmail Sender Icons is a small Chrome extension that visualizes the senders using their domain and favicon if applicable so you can easily identify where the emails come from without even looking at the sender’s email […]
Chrome added this “Print Scaling” feature in Chrome since version 56, not one that you can use right out of the box but as a Flag that you need to enable manually. Before you use the feature, head over to chrome://flags/#print-scaling, select Enable to the “Print Scaling” flag. Click Relaunch […]
Traditionally speaking, an equalizer is a circuit or equipment used to adjust the balance between frequency components within an electronic signal, often used in sound recording and reproduction. In modern days, a software version of it exists almost in every app that plays music, regardless of which platform they are […]
Here is how it works when it’s enabled. When you need to close Chrome, instead of clicking the X to close the browser, you click the user icon and choose Exit and childlock. When you open Chrome next time, you will have to enter your Google account password to get […]
Chrome Remote Desktop extension is a great tool to remote control your computer without the need of messing around the firewall if you use Chrome as your primary web browser. Many companies embrace the concept of working from home while some others are totally against it. If you have a strict […]
Chromecast plays a slideshow of some beautiful pictures on your TV when it’s not streaming any media from any devices. These are the featured photos, earth and space pictures Google has gathered and displays on your TV purely for your enjoyment. While they are absolutely beautiful you may still wonder if […]
When you download a file in Chrome, it automatically gets saved in the default download folder. And if the file has already existed, Chrome will change the name of the downloading file by automatically adding “(1)”, “(2)”, etc. to the end of the filename. There is no setting available in […]
Chrome has a pretty decent and secure password manager built in that you can use as your primary password management system to manage all your online credentials. You can save a password to your Google account profile which gets synced across all your devices. You can also view the password […]
If you are a tab person who doesn’t close tabs until you are done with them, you have already been experiencing some difficulties when having too many tabs open in your browser. If you are also using Chrome, it’s time to try out Toby, the first tab management platform that […]
I recently had one issue in Chrome. Every time I visit a web page with an Adobe Flash embedded, Chrome crashed on me with a sad face asking to terminate the page. Turned out, it’s the Adobe Flash Player plugin that needs to be updated to keep running in Chrome. […]