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  Ultimate List of Tips and Tricks for Google Chrome

  Google Chrome has just been released and people are already blogging about it like wildfire. There are several things that has already written about Google Chrome in addition to what you have read here. So instead of duplicating things, we have created a ultimate list of Google Chrome Tips and Tricks and reviews for your [...] Read More | Tweet This

• Where Does Google Chrome Install Itself?

  The first thing we thought about doing, while we were trying to run Java applets in Google Chrome was to drop the Safaris Java plugin into Google Chrome folder. The problem we saw was that Google Chrome does not install itself into the default application directory “Program Files”, so we checked the properties of the exe [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  How To Run Java Applets Including Yahoo Games and Yahoo Chat in Google Chrome?

  We have been playing around with Google Chrome for quite sometime now, the browser looks pretty good and you can read our first impressions about it. The one thing that we missed about Google Chrome is the inability to work with Java applets and with popular gaming sites like Yahoo Games. Though that was only temporary [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  How to Start Private Browsing Session in Google Chrome?

  Google Chrome adds in a feature called Incognito which allows users to browse websites without saving history on the computer, this feature is similar to the one available in Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2. Opening a private or incognito session in Google Chrome is quite easy, you can either use the shortcut key Ctrl + Shift [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  How to Import Bookmarks / Favorites, Passwords, Search Engines and History from Firefox and IE into Google Chrome

  Google Chrome is out and it is already making waves with its simplicity and ease of use. Read our first impressions about Google Chrome if you haven’t done it already. While we definitely see many people who would love to use Google Chrome, you can easily port your Firefox and Internet Explorer data to Google [...] Read More | Tweet This