3 features less known in Google Chrome

In mid-2012, Google Chrome surpassed Internet Explorer and became the most popular browser in the world. According to StatCounter, at this time Chrome had a market share of about 32.8% while Internet Explorer was only 31.7%. Currently, its market share has increased by about 43%, not only quick start, rich combination of Extension and security is also high.

Using Chrome has become a routine, but you often pay little attention to its hidden features, especially the following three features:

Other Devices

One of Chrome's most powerful capabilities is data synchronization, including bookmarks, storage passwords, and tabs that you open (you can activate and set up this synchronization feature via Settings and click. Advanced sync settings button immediately under the first Sign in page and of course you must log in to your Google account first.

For example, if you have Chrome installed and set up your Google account synchronization on one computer, from one computer or another mobile device, you can access all the open tabs on computer set up.

To access the synced tabs, first open a new tab in the browser and click on Other Devices in the lower right corner of that tab. You will then see a list of websites that correspond to the open tabs from the device's browser you set up.

Recently Closed

As you know, if you accidentally close an open tab, you can restore it by pressing Ctrl + Shift + T. However, what if you want to recall a tab in the list of previously closed tabs? Or a tab that is not the last tab you close?

The Chrome browser has provided a list of closed tabs by opening a new tab and then clicking Recently Closed under the Other Devices section above. However, it only displays up to 10 websites with 10 closed tabs.

Web Store

If you just use Chrome, users may not be aware that Google has provided a fairly large library of applications for the browser and it is only accessible through the Chrome Web Store. Although you've been using Chrome for a long time, you have a little bit of a link in the lower right corner of the new tab page (next to Recently Closed) that is the Web Store where you can access the Chrome Web Store in quickest way.