Showing posts with label chrome 8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chrome 8. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Change Chrome File Association
Google Chrome is a Web browser that lets you load web pages as an alternative to browsers like Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. You can set your computer to associate certain files with Google Chrome, which means that when you try to load certain file types, like webpages, your computer will automatically open Google Chrome.
This article will help you to change google chrome file association.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Block Ads in Chrome in Mac
Google Chrome finally came to Mac OS X, but it was missing one key feature - ad blocking software! This article will show you how to install the browser's ad blocking software even if you're using a version of chrome that doesn't allow extensions.
Google Chrome on Vista 64 bit
It Is possible to get Google Chrome to work on Windows Vista 64 bit. With a few simple tweaks to the shortcut used to launch Google Chrome, you can run Google Chrome on Windows Vista 64 bit - error free! This tweak will even work on Windows 7 64 bit as well!
This article will help you to work with Google Chrome on Vista 64 bit.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
How to Save a Google Map As a BMP
Saving a Google Map as a BMP is fairly simple and only takes a few minutes. However, it may be unnecessary. If you're looking to email the map to someone for reference, you can simply click "Send" followed by the recipients email address. The same applies to printing a Google Map. Nevertheless, you can save a Google Map as a BMP, if desired.
This article will help you to Save a Google Map As a BMP.
This article will help you to Save a Google Map As a BMP.
How to Delete Google's Input History.
If you have a Google.com user account or GMail email address, Google keeps track of every search you input into its search engine as long as you're logged in. Though this can be helpful if you ever need to quickly refer back to something, it could also lead to privacy concerns if you leave your account logged in on a public computer. Go through the "Settings" page on your Google account to delete your user name's input history.
This article will help you to delete Google's search history.
This article will help you to delete Google's search history.
RealPlayer Video Broadcast in Chrome
RealPlayer is a media player developed by RealNetworks and is compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac operating systems. RealPlayer has tons of attractive features, but the most popular feature is the video download tool. Two versions of RealPlayer that has the video downloader capability are RealPlayer 11 and RealPlayerSP. RealPlayerSP is the latest version of the software.
Users can download any video broadcast from any website and they can store and watch these files anytime, anywhere and anywhere. RealPlayer only allows certain Internet browsers to take advantage of this state-of-the-art feature and Google Chrome is one of those browsers.
This article will help you to broadcast a video with RealPlayer in Google Chrome.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Disable Google Malware Warnings
Computer crime has increased with malicious attacks conducted through Internet sites. These websites appear to be safe, but developers create them to illegally steal information from your computer and spread viruses.
Google flags pages believed to be malware with warnings. Sites with these flags should not be opened. However, if you no longer wish to see which sites may be of harm, you can disable the Google malware warnings in the Google Chrome browser.
This article will help you to disable Google Malware Warnings.
Change the Browser Font to Italics

Although most users choose not to enable the option, all modern Web browsers allow you to select an alternate default font that overwrites the font settings of any Web page you visit. Unfortunately, while all browsers allow you to choose a specific font, most do not allow you to apply an italic style to your selected type face.
If you use the Google Chrome Web browser, changing your browser font to italics is a quick process.
This article will help you to change the browser font to itallics.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Disable Google Malware Protection
Google Chrome is a widely used Web browser. It was first released as a beta version in 2008. The stable version was released on the same year for public use. Google has certain default privacy settings in the browser, such as the phishing and malware protection.
If you would like to tweak these settings for any particular reason, you can change them using Google Chrome's settings menu.
If you would like to tweak these settings for any particular reason, you can change them using Google Chrome's settings menu.
Friday, March 4, 2011
Update the Chrome Browser
It's important to keep your Google Chrome browser updated to assure the best performance and stability. Google Chrome updates will also help by keeping you protected and allowing you to view all internet content without any problems. Google Chrome will automatically download and install updates to the browser.
Change Language Settings in Chrome
Google Chrome is a Web browser developed by Google. Because of its fast speed and reliability, many users choose Chrome over Internet Explorer.
This article explains how to change the default font and language settings for web pages in Google Chrome. Changing the font and language settings is useful when you would like to adjust the appearance of web pages.
This article explains how to change the default font and language settings for web pages in Google Chrome. Changing the font and language settings is useful when you would like to adjust the appearance of web pages.
Change Default Search Engine in Chrome
Google Chrome is a Web browser developed by Google. Because of its fast speed and reliability, many users choose Chrome over Internet Explorer.
One of the key features of Google Chrome is the ability to change the default search engine to something other than Google. Examples include the ability to change the search engine to one of the following: Yahoo, Bing, AOL and/or ASK.
One of the key features of Google Chrome is the ability to change the default search engine to something other than Google. Examples include the ability to change the search engine to one of the following: Yahoo, Bing, AOL and/or ASK.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Change Download Location in Chrome
You can see that Google Chrome web browser downloads files to its default location in Windows. It does not give you the option to select the download location when you start your download.
If you would like to save your files in a different place you must specify the location prior to starting your download. The steps below describes the process involved in changing the default download location.
Google Chrome File Association
Google Chrome is a Web browser that lets you load web pages as an alternative to browsers like Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.
You can set your computer to associate certain files with Google Chrome, which means that when you try to load certain file types, like web pages, your computer will automatically open Google Chrome.
This article will help you to set Google Chrome file associations.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Open Adobe Reader with Google Chrome
Adobe Reader is the software that comes with the Windows operating system that allows users to view Portable Document Format (PDF) files. PDF files are commonly used to display all sorts of documents, and PDF is the widely used format when digitally transferring documents.
The Google Chrome web browser makes it possible to search the web and open PDF files. This article will help you to open .pdf files in Google Chrome.
Instructions
- Open a Google Chrome browser.
- Go to the website on which you plan to open a PDF file with Adobe Reader.
- Once you've located a PDF file on the website, click on the file.
- When a dialog box opens, press the "Open" option. Adobe Reader will now launch so you can view the file.
- With Adobe Reader now open in Google Chrome, you can view the PDF file. If you'd like to save a copy of it, go to "File" and then "Save."
Hide Identity in Google Chrome
If you want to bypass Internet filters, surf the Internet anonymously by hiding your IP address, there are a number of web proxy servers that you can use to secure your web browsing activities.
Once set up is done, your computer will connect to the Internet via your proxy server, instead of directly to the Internet. Proxy server settings are set up within your Web browser. Google Chrome has various options to help set up your proxy server details for home browsing.
Delete Cookies fron Google Chrome
The main purpose of cookies is to identify users and possibly prepare customized Web pages for them. When you enter a Web site using cookies, you may be asked to fill out a form providing such information as your name and interests. This information is packaged into a cookie and sent to your Web browser which stores it for later use.
The next time you go to the same Web site, your browser will send the cookie to the Web server. The server can use this information to present you with custom Web pages.
If you are using a public or shared computer, you should clear all cookies when you are done browsing the Web to prevent other people from gaining access to your personal information. Any user can remove cookies from the Google Chrome Web browser.
Make Google Chrome Download Faster
Google Chrome is an Internet browser that functions on both Windows- and Mac-based computer systems. The program is an alternative to Internet Explorer, Safari or even Firefox.
If you are using Google Chrome and find the download are lagging, you need to perform a few troubleshooting techniques to correct problems and increase the overall download speed.
Instructions
- Download the latest version of Google Chrome. If you are running a previous version you are not going to receive the top download speeds. Navigate to the Google Chrome website and click the download link.
- Download one document at a time. Downloading multiple files at once is going to slow down your overall download speed.
- Close out any bitTorrent services you are using. These services drain your Internet connection, preventing most other downloads from performing at an adequate speed.
- Exit out of Google Chrome, then restart it. The software may have loaded incorrectly, in which case restarting the program corrects the issue.
- Run an anti-virus scan on your computer. Once the scan has finished, delete any discovered viruses the software detects. If you don't have an anti-virus software installed, you are able to download several free programs from internet.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Uninstall Google Chrome Extensions
Google Chrome Extensions are small programs that modify the Google Chrome browser.These extensions are written using web technologies like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
Google Chrome Extensions are downloadable through the Google Chrome Extensions Gallery. So far, over 2,200 extensions have been published by developers. All users with a Google Account are able to add extensions after developing them.
There are certain instances to Uninstall Google Chrome extensions to troubleshoot Internet browser errors or to simply remove an unwanted plug-in. This articles will help you to uninstall Google chrome extensions.
Instructions
- Open the Google Chrome Internet browser. Select the wrench icon at the top right of the window.
- Select "Tools" from the list of menu options.
- Click "Extensions" from within the "Tools" menu. A dialogue box will open displaying all the add-ons and plug-ins installed on the Web browser.
- Select the "Uninstall" tab next to each extension you want to remove. The extension file and all stored data associated with the add-on or plug-in will be completely deleted.
Delete Search History on Google Chrome
Google's streamlined and speedy browser Chrome offers strong integrated search and an intriguing alternative to Firefox and Internet Explorer.
Delete your search history in Google Chrome to protect your privacy and also to speed up Google Chrome. You will delete any search terms you have searched for and the addresses of any websites you have visited.
To completely delete the search history from Google's Chrome, you will need to delete the search history directly from Google's Chrome browser and also the historical Web browsing data.
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