Google Chrome : Manage Bookmark

At some point, you are going to need to change or even delete some of your bookmarks or you're going to want to add folders to keep things organized.

Google Chrome seems to hide where you do this, so follow this tips to make it simple.

1. Open Google Chrome.

2. Go to the Bookmarks Bar.

3. Click the Other Bookmarks button.

4. Right-click on the desired site from the list of bookmarks and select Edit or Delete from the context menu.

You can also create a new folder to drag and drop your bookmarks.

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Google Chrome: check update

With Chrome being in its early stages, there will be plenty of updates to the browser. To force the browser to check for a newer version (and install it) follow these steps.

1. Open Google Chrome .

2. Click the wrench icon in the upper-right corner of the toolbar and select About Google Chrome .
3. When the About Google Chrome window launches, it will check to see if there is a newer version available.
4. If there is a newer version, an Update Now button will appear. Click the button to install the new version.

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Google Chrome: Use Third Mouse Button

The 3rd button on your mouse (better known as the wheel) provides some nice functionality on Google's Chrome browser. While they seem simplistic in nature, they can be real time savers.

To open a link in a new tab - place cursor on link and click the mouse wheel.

To open a bookmark in a new tab - place cursor on link and click the mouse wheel.

To close a link - place cursor anywhere on tab and click the mouse wheel (beats having to hit the close button).

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Google Launched 'Google Chrome'

Chrome is the web browser just released by Google. So far, I've noticed a couple of operational tips.

Back and Forward buttons will allow multiple-page back and forward, just click and hold, then a pull-down will appear with pages you can directly access.

The Incognito feature, allowing 'stealth' browsing, is accessed from the "current page icon", on the right end of the address bar. Just pull down the box, and choose "New Incognito window".

Like Gmail marks, the star to the left of the address bar creates bookmarks. Click on this to Add or edit.

Tabs, located at the top of the window, can be moved by click-drag to sort, or will start a new Chrome window if dropped off the application.

That's all there is for now, I'm sure more to come! Try it out, http://www.google.com/chrome

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