Google Chrome, like many other Web browsers, stores a lot of data when you browse the Internet. Typically this is done to improve your experience with the browser, and make it easier for you to access your files and Web pages again in the future. But it also makes it easier for anyone with access […]

Many modern Web browsers are able to handle some common file types that you will encounter as you browse the Internet. One popular file type, the PDF, can be opened in Web browsers instead of PDF viewing applications, and Google Chrome will typically open these files in a browser tab if you click a PDF […]

Google Cloud Print is a handy feature in Google Chrome that lets you print to local, network, and even remote printers. Part of the Google Cloud Print service includes adding additional printers to Google Chrome so that you can easily print to any computer that you want. In order for this to essentially let you […]

The bookmarks bar, or the favorites bar in some browsers, includes a collection of links to Web pages that you have chosen to save in your browser. These typically serve as a quick means to access your favorite pages, and many people rely on its presence for their everyday Web browsing. But you may not […]

The Web browser is often one of the most, if not the most, used application on many people’s computers. Over time we will develop a preference for a particular browser, and do the majority of our Web surfing in that application. We also get used to buttons and features being in the same location, and […]