Google Chrome Gets Full Screen Mode, Duplicate Tabs Trick

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has turned out from being a newbie browser, to a pretty widely used one these days, and the developers have been releasing updates to the browser, making Chrome more and more better day by day.

In the latest feature released to the Developer Channel of Google Chrome, they have released the option for full-screen browsing.

To enter full screen browser press the F11 key on your keyboard, however there is no address bar available in the full screen mode, so you will have to get out of full screen to be able to type in another URL.

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Google Chrome also has an option to duplicate any given tab, this feature allows users to easily move over cookies and other session related content from one tab to another, to duplicate a tab, right click on any of the tab you want to duplicate and click on the Duplicate Tab option. Please note, the duplicate tabs feature is available in regular version of Google Chrome too.

If you are not a developer channel user, you will not see the new features in your Google Chrome, however if you are looking to start using the development channel, our KISS Geeks website has a handy tutorial on How To Get The Latest Development Versions of Google Chrome.



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  1. chrome story
    March 1st, 2009 at 8:22 am #

    its good that they are updating quite frequently and adding more features.. but there are more things in demand than full screen mode !!

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  2. Used Tires
    March 2nd, 2009 at 3:42 am #

    I really like the new Google Chrome, I feel it is very slick, and it feels that it is faster than Firefox. However… I can’t switch over to the Chrome yet… because I still feel that Firefox with its customization aspects, has Google Chrome beat. I do however, think that Google Chrome has a huge chance of becoming something big, especially if they continue with the motto of quality.

    Till then,

    Jean

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  3. Jacques Seoman
    March 4th, 2009 at 7:56 am #

    Chrome is definitely a serious contender, and I’d like to see the stats as to how big the uptake has been, and what the growth in users looks like. It is nice to have the backing of Big Brother Google, with pretty much unlimited resources, ain’t it!

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  4. Landrover
    March 24th, 2009 at 8:23 am #

    I changed my channel to dev and now can see the tab duplicating option but the full screen doesnt happen for me.i keep pressing f11 on my keyboard but nothing happens.any suggestions?

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