What can Google Chrome do?
Many things that you can discover by clicking or tapping each menu option you see.Google Chrome is a web browser with enhanced security features. It will warn you if a site is not secure and send you to a red page if site has a bad rating.A web browser is a file listing service just like Windows Explorer. All websites are files on amothet computer.The index.html or index.pho file is the home page file of every website.Pleasr take time to explore Google Chrome. You can learn what it does by clicking all menu options and seeing what you get.
I have Google and Chrome do I need both?
I think you are referring to Google search app on your phone and Chrome. The thing with Google is that they provide you with a frictionless experience. It is so smooth that when it’s services work in conjunction that anyone can mistake them as being the same. Google has a similar theme going on in all of it’s app, it’s like their signature design.Basically what I’m trying to get at is that the Google search app has the search for link function, it can show you images, news and has a few other functions like Google voice built which is like a watered down version of Google Assistant , calculators, an online dictionary and etc. However when you click a link, the Google Search app will transfer you to the website’s app if it’s installed or the default browser, which in your case is probably chrome. Chrome is what you’re browsing the websites on, by now you have left the Google search app. Chrome too has a watered down version of the Google search like any other browser, but it has fewer features than the Assistant app, like it does not have Google Feed and recent searches, saving searches, delayed searches (looking for connectivity) and etc. So both are different apps.The bottom line is that you need both..
What does ":D" mean in Google Chrome?
It’s an easter egg.It also serves as a reminder that you probably have so many tabs open that you can’t actually see what each tab is, and that you might want to split them into multiple windows or start closing unused ones.When you have that many tabs open, you might have noticed that Chrome becomes very slow. When you try to do anything on Chrome with 100+ tabs, chances are you have a lagfest on your hands.Hope this helps.P.S.Just curious, what is it that you were doing that caused you to have that many tabs open?
What are your thoughts on Google Chrome?
I love it, 9.5/10 at the moment. Answering your last question, ANYTHING (Opera, Safari, Firefox, Chrome) is better than IE. Rule One: It's fast. Faster than Firefox (seemingly, waiting on ZDnet to get out benchmarking), and both are WAY faster than IE. Since it's from Google, I'm absolutely sure it's secure. The reason I docked it .5 points is because, well, it's a beta release. Giving 10/10 on a first beta? Come on. I have 2 favorite features. I notice that, if a process is making, say, 100k usage, you can use the task manager (Page>Developer>Task Manager) and close that tab, decreasing your usage. But one I truly and honestly love, you can create 'application shortcuts' (Page>Create Appl...) and they allow you to launch applications from your desktop. For example, say I use Gmail. I can create a shortcut to Gmail from my desktop, and double-click it to launch it. It works with multiple other apps, too. Another thing I like in all browsers is simplicity. Like the Google homepage, which is simple, the UI isn't the prettiest thing on Earth, but it's simple and efficient. It takes some time to get to know your way around it, but hey, it took time to know your way around IE7, Safari 3.1, Firefox 3, and definitely Opera. What's different? WebKit is a stable, fast rendering engine. I love the omnibox. It's sweet not to have space taken up by the menu bar, address bar, search box, and tab bar. I prefer the omnibox, tab bar, and back+forward. Just the way I like it. As it's the first day, everyone doesn't have an app for Chrome. Once it gets, say, 10% market share (Google could accomplish this by releasing certain 'must have' features for Chrome, and then maybe 3-6 months later for FF/IE users), I'm sure more people will write apps for Chrome. At the end, market share will be 1% Internet Explorer, 40% Firefox, 40% Chrome, 19% Safari - as it should be. My only dislikes are the lack of plug-ins, but that should be remedied soon, as Google is taking feedback. It's also a bit confusing at first, but after a few minutes of looking you find what you're looking for. I don't really care for a pretty browser, but Firefox is pretty and strong. Chrome is simple and strong. I prefer the latter, but the former will definitely be competing with Chrome for competition for a year.
Does google chrome cost money to have it ?
Beta version of Google chrome is available at free of cost.
How Do I Make Yahoo My Homepage On Google Chrome?
Yahoo Homepage When You Launch Chrome: Click Wrench, Select Settings. Add the home button to the browser toolbar Want a button on the browser toolbar that you can click to open your homepage? Select the "Show Home button" checkbox in the "Appearance" section. Set your homepage Choose the page that you'd like for your homepage in the "Homepage" section. You can select the New Tab page as your homepage. To use another page, click Change once you've selected "Show Home button" checkbox. Open specific pages when you open Chrome You can choose to have Chrome open a set of pages upon launching. Go to the "On start-up" section and click "Set pages" to enter the web addresses.
How long does it take to install Google Chrome?
it will take less than 3 minutes if you already have the installation file ready but, depends upon your internet connection if you are downloading + installing it.