Normally, to update Chrome, you go to the Settings menu (either 3 verticle dots in Material Design or hamburger icon), click on Help and About Google Chrome. Or just simply go to Chrome://help from the address bar. Then, when you are at the Help page, the update will start automatically if it […]
Material Design is a design language developed in 2014 by Google. It’s a living project that keeps getting updated as Google continues to develop the tenets and specifics. Material Design makes more liberal use of grid-based layouts, responsive animations and transitions, padding, and depth effects such as lighting and shadows. It […]
One of the ways to speed up Google Chrome is to relocate its cache to a different drive. To make the most out of it, you can transfer the cache to a RAM Drive, a virtual disk drive made out of the memory you have on your computer. If you have […]
First of all, let’s see what a picture looks like in plain ASCII format. Looks pretty cool, right? If you want to get a digital copy of any photos from Facebook and Instagram that open to the public. Here is how you can do it. How to do it on […]
SSL, short for Secure Sockets Layer, is the standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. And that encrypted link ensures that all data passed between the web server and browsers remain private and secure. SSL is an industry standard and is used […]
Unlike Microsoft Edge, Chrome still doesn’t have a native Reader Mode in place out of the box. You will need an extension like this or use services like Pocket or Instapaper to enable the Reader Mode within the browser. However, it does come with a feature that you can print […]
Chrome browser is great, but it’s the tons of excellent extensions that make Chrome over other popular browsers on the market. If you are interested in seeing where the magic happens, here is how you can check out the source code of any extensions installed on your Chrome. Through File […]
In most browsers, including Microsoft Edge, the backspace key functions as what the name of the key implies, take you back to a previous web page. It used to be an option in old versions of Chrome as well but not anymore since Chrome 52. Google thinks that “Many people […]
Incognito mode, called inPrivate in IE and Edge, allows you to browse websites privately without leaving any footprints behind. You press Ctrl+Shift+N to open up a Chrome window in Incognito mode and start browsing in peace. But if you have a website opened up in a tab that you actually […]
What to do when there is no internet? If you are using Google Chrome, here are a few things that you can still do when being offline. Offline edit files through Google Docs Read emails in Gmail Read cached web content that you have browsed before etc. Then when none […]