There are a number of plugins for Firefox that I use regularly to schedule regular refreshes on pages like Google Finance that I like to keep current throughout the day. In its infancy, Chrome does not have a built in way of doing this.
I found a nice solution here on a forum, posted by user [...]
In addition to the extensions described in the previous post, Chrome includes functionality for a few helpful keyboard shortcuts and diagnostic/status information about browser operations.
Keyboard Shortcuts: Many of these are well known but they are all incredibly helpful
CTRL-F6 or ALT-d:
Select the URL in the address bar
CTRL-SHIFT-N:
New incognito window
SHIFT-ESC:
Open Chrome Task Manager
CTRL-SHIFT-T:
Open recently [...]
This is the first in a series of several posts outlining ways to take advantage of lesser-known Chrome features.
To try out the most recent development version of Chrome, you will need to make a few easy changes to your installation.
(img src: popandpolitics.com)
Instructions:
download the Chrome channel switcher here
after installing and running the program, select the ‘Dev’ [...]
This comes from Techflock. There are a bunch of tricks available in gmail for finding certain types of messages such as unread, those from a specific user, date, label, or those accompanied by attachments.
Enjoy!
There are a few keywords that you can use in the search box at the top of the page
from:
to:
subject:
[...]
Saint Olaf College’s new email system, RoundCube, is a pretty classy upgrade from the previous SquirrelMail interface in use until this year. Unfortunately, the new software is still in beta and unreliable. I personally have found it much easier all along to have all St. Olaf email forwarded to my Gmail account where [...]
