Instructions for Using the Right Mouse on Google Chrome

Understanding Instructions for using the right mouse on Chrome requires more than a headline. The overview below breaks down the key facts, changes, and user impact.

Instructions for Using the Right Mouse on Chrome Overview

Most of the time using Chrome browser, we all left click. However, do you know the experience of using Chrome cannot be complete without the right mouse?

This section explains the key facts, background, and practical implications of Instructions for Using the Right Mouse on Google Chrome. Here are some tips for using the right mouse button on Google's browser that you may not have known:

If you always open the same page at any time ( email tab, calendar, read newspaper. ), you can pin this tab so that it always appears on the browser. Just right-click on that tab and select Pin Tab ( Pin Tab ), this tab will appear at the top left of the tab row on Chrome. If you want to remove the pin, just right-click and choose Unpin tab ( Unpin Tab )

If you want to keep 2 or more tabs and quickly turn off other tabs, drag and drop tabs you want to keep to the left of the tab you want to keep. Then, right click on the tab you want to keep, select Close tab on the right ( Close Tab to the Right ). Thus, the tabs on the left are still open, and the tabs on the right of the tab you want to keep are closed

If you accidentally close a tab, you must click on any tab and select Open the closed tab again ( Reopen Closed Tab )

If there are too many tabs that you don't need right away, but you want to save them for later reference, put them in the bookmark folder by right-clicking on any tab, selecting Mark all tabs ( Bookmark All Tabs ). Click the Bookmark bar ( Bookmark Bar ) and select Save ( OK ). You will see a new folder appear on the bookmark bar containing all open tabs, including pinned tabs