Google Chrome

You can share the passwords with Firefox and Chrome. It is because they do not share and are secure.

The most basic parts:

upper left: back, forward, and refresh buttons.

search bar

upper right: any extensions you have installed and the best part: the wrench menu. This is where you can edit all the settings, view your bookmarks and history, and many other useful tasks.

yes

Chrome extensions have a special type of extension. They are of the format CRX which denotes its extension.

I go on OMGPOP a lot and I use Chrome, and that's never happened to me, but maybe your Flash plugin was faulty at the time. I guess that you should download the latest Flash plugin for Chrome and then see if OMGPOP works better. Hope this helps!

Yes, you can get along without Chrome. There are other browsers as well to use in it.

Go to the settings tab in the chrome. Go to the homepage and write the wiki-answers link into the tab.

Chrome would refuse to load pages because of the lack of internet connection. Or it could be because the pages would be unresponsive.

Open Applications, left click the Chrome icon and drag it to the dock.

There are a number of features in the new Google Chrome. If you are not disconnected, it starts a game of dinosaurs.

Chrome does not take images that are in it but on the web. You can upload your image on open source website and get it on Google.

On Google Chrome, Facebook is saved as a file. It is because of it's format saved as a file on web.

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Each person has their own preference. Google Chrome is faster, smaller, more modular and better connected to Google and Google Apps (including youtube). Others are willing to compromise the speed for functionality or find other browsers more attractive.

It is a matter of taste; speed or functionality? Compact or Bulky?

No. In fact, it doesnt even work with Chrome.

Google Chrome downloaded from Google is exactly 8.87 MB..

Press the spanner button, click on options and under the section "homepage" click on "Show Home button on the toolbar"

I think the message you're seeing is probably the one that lets you know your request for a page at google.com has been intercepted.

One common reason for this to happen is if you're using a public wifi service somewhere (such as at an airport or hotel). Many providers of unsecured wifi service require that users agree to certain conditions and/or sign in before using it. Until then, requests to access web pages will be redirected to a sign-in page where you will need to agree to the terms and conditions (and possibly provide some additional information, or watch an ad from a company sponsoring the service, or something like that).

Chrome is telling you that you requested the page www.google.com and instead the local DNS is redirecting you to www.sponsoredwifi.net or whatever. This doesn't necessarily mean anything nefarious is happening, but it might, if the wifi provider tries to make the page you're directed to look like Google's web page in an attempt to get you to enter your (say) gmail password. So Chrome is letting you know: The page you're about to see may look like Google's home page, but it's really not. Be careful.

In shared document files under my computer file

Yes, Google Chrome has a private browsing mode. This private mode is known as 'Incognito Mode' in Google Chrome. Incognito mode can be accessed by the short command Ctrl + Shift + N or from Chrome Menu on the browser toolbar.

The process in which chrome plating is applied to a metal surface is highly specialized. The technique includes the use of toxic chemicals and careful cleaning of the surface.

A URL in the URL box contains a maximum of 2000 words. It cannot be extended beyond that limit.

Zwinky is an extension in Google chrome used. It can be disabled from MORE TOOLS<EXTENSIONS.

Yes, you could Google Chrome for Facebook. Facebook can be accessed with speed from Chrome.