Google Chrome gets new updates after user reviews

Google Chrome is a browser created to be simple, functional and practical and intuitive to use. Thus, people of different age groups can use it without any doubts. However, for some more frequent users, who need a browser to work or who are from the programming, there are some shortcuts that are not very practical (and even counter-intuitive) that hinder the fluidity of the platform.

With that in mind, Google made due Google Chrome updates to make it even more practical and faster for all its users.

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Optimizations in Google Chrome

If you are the type of Home Office employee who needs to deliver big goals daily, or just someone who don't like to waste time – and enjoy learning shortcuts, you'll probably like this Google update Chrome.

Now, with just a few commands typed into the navigation bar, you can open tabs, bookmarks bar or your history. Check out:

How to open bookmark manager

Currently, to open the bookmark manager you need to click on the three vertical dots on the top-right corner of the screen, then look for the ''Favorites'' option from a large list of commands. According to Google, this task will be much simpler: just type @favorites in the navigation bar and the Favorites option will already appear for you.

How to open your history

In order to look for a lost link, a mistakenly closed tab or to delete your history to avoid stalker snooping? Because this task has become simpler: type @history in the navigation bar and click on the first option. Thus, you will be transferred to the browsing history tab and you will be able to do what you prefer, such as deleting or locating a page.

How to go back in an already open tab

If you want to open a new tab more quickly, just type @guias and click on the command indicated by Google “search in tabs”. In a matter of a second, you can type any name which will pop up the open pages about it.