In a previous article, we learned about tabbed browsing in Chrome and how to navigate the tabs. Today, we’re going to learn ever more.
Our first tip: How to save the contents of a tab as an HTML file. Just click on the tab and press Ctrl and s. You’ll save that page as file to your PC.
If you’d like to bookmark a tab, just press Ctrl and d or hit the start icon in the address bar. You can save a page by its default same or give it a name you prefer by typing in the Name field. When you’re finished, hit Done.
Press Ctrl + P to print the current tab to your default printer. You can also choose Microsoft Print to PDF to convert the page to a PDF file.
Pressing Ctrl + L will move the cursor to the address bar of your current tab. You can exit by clicking the X icon on a tab or by pressing Ctrl + W. If you accidentally close a tab, press Shift+Ctrl+t to reopen that tab.
To open a new tab, just click on the blank spot to the right of your open tabs or press Ctrl+t.
If you have a video or audio open in a tab and you need to mute it, right-click on an open area of the address bar and select Mute tab from the drop-down menu. To resume sound, just follow the same steps and choose Unmute tab.
To close the entire Chrome program, just click the X in the upper-right corner or press the Alt and F 4 keys together.
~ Riya