Mount the website on Taskbar with Google Chrome
Do you have some commonly used websites and want to place its shortcuts as a utility on the Taskbar? You can easily do this with Internet Explorer 9 by dragging the tab containing the web to place the shortcut directly into Taskbar; But to do this on Google Chrome, what to do. This tutorial will help you get the job done
Do you have some commonly used websites and want to place its shortcuts as a utility on the Taskbar? You can easily do this with Internet Explorer 9 by dragging the tab containing the web to place the shortcut directly into Taskbar; But to do this on Google Chrome, what to do. This tutorial will help you do that.
Step 1
Launch Chrome and open the website you want to set as an app on the Taskbar.
Step 2
Click the button with the wrench icon ( Settings ). From the drop-down menu select Tools> Create application shortcuts .
Step 3
On the window that appears, you will be asked where the newly created shortcut will be located. By default, all three options for Desktop , Start menu and Pin to Taskbar are selected. In the case of this example, we only select Pin to Taskbar.
Step 4
Complete the above step, a shortcut with the icon ico of the website will be placed on the Taskbar of the computer.
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