There are lots of ways to make the popular browser Google Chrome even faster and smarter. ChromeVis is one such add-on by Google, which enhances the accessibility of Chrome by magnifying any selected text on a webpage. It helps users reduce their eyestrain when reading any webpage.
Even if you have a fastest broadband connection, a computer with decent configuration and the newest version of Google Chrome, you may still be surfing the web in the slow lane. Things like improper settings, not using time saving tools, etc can cause slow browsing. Here is how to navigate faster in webpages with Webpage Faster for Chrome.
Google is rolling out a new, redesigned menu for all users, which help us navigate through Google services and products with ease. Personally, I like this new change, as it is very attractive and most convenient. However, the main menu (the black one) contains only a few common items like Search, News, YouTube, Gmail, etc.
Sometimes little things can be the most annoying in our daily life, for example, typing errors that need to manually correct while composing an email message. If you’re looking for a simple solution to that, here is how to auto-correct typing errors of some common words and auto-capitalize the first letter in Gmail.
Last year we had written an article here that describes how to enable Apple’s browser Safari’s Reader feature in Google Chrome. Safari’s Reader feature offers distraction free webpage text reading, which is quite useful for reading newspapers, blog posts or any other article online. Here is another way to improve your online reading with Clearly Chrome extension from Evernote.
Guinness World Records has launched a Chrome web app that lets users watch record-breaking videos right from their Google Chrome. The Guinness World Records – Record Player app has an intuitive design and primarily built in HTML5 and incorporates latest web features including offline data caching, HTML video and CSS transitions.