My 6 Favorite Chrome Browser Extensions by BizMagic Podcast

Don’t you just hate it when you’re in the middle of researching something interesting and your computer starts to slowwwwww down to a painful pace and you know you’re going to have to close some tabs but you don’t want to lose your place? Or maybe you want to be a good Internet patron and keep all of your accounts secure, but you can’t be bothered to create unique and complex passwords for every site because then you’d have to remember them all!

Our 12 Favorite Chrome Extensions – By lifehacker.com

The Chrome Web Store is a mess, sure, but that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t use legitimate extensions to improve your browser experience—whether that’s on Google Chrome or the resource-friendlier alternative, Microsoft’s Edge Chromium.

How to Save Google Chrome Tabs for Later – By Khamosh Pathak howtogeek.com

When you’re researching online, you might come across multiple pages you want to refer back to later. Instead of leaving them open and wasting precious resources, you can use the following methods to save your Chrome tabs.

How to Pin and Unpin Extensions from the Chrome Toolbar – By Khamosh Pathak howtogeek.com

Not all extensions are made equal. Some extensions, like Grammarly, work quietly in the background and don’t need an icon in the Chrome toolbar. Here’s how to pin and unpin extensions for a cleaner Chrome toolbar.

How to Change Chrome’s Default Text Size – By Benj Edwards howtogeek.com

If you often have trouble comfortably reading websites in Google Chrome due to text that is too large or too small, it’s easy to change the default font size (and font face) for every page on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chromebooks. Here’s how.

How to Make Text Bigger or Smaller in Google Chrome – By Benj Edwards howtogeek.com

If you’re having trouble comfortably reading text that is either too small or too big on a website in Google Chrome, there’s a quick way to change text size without diving into Settings. Here’s how.

Acer Chromebook Spin 713 review: Peak Chrome OS value – By Ryan Whitwam androidpolice.com

For the first few years, Chromebooks were only worth buying if they were cheap as dirt. As Chrome OS has improved, so has the hardware. While Chrome OS is still more limited than Windows or macOS, there's an argument to be made for a nicer piece of hardware running Google's software. Not too nice, though. Chromebooks like the Pixelbook or Galaxy Chromebook are too expensive to be genuinely competitive. The Spin 713, on the other hand, is priced just right.

How to clean up Google Chrome when it's slow or acting up – By Kyle Bradshaw 9to5google.com

These days, you can’t get hardly anything done without a good, working web browser, but what do you do when Google Chrome starts acting up? Here’s a guide for how to clean up some of Google Chrome’s most common issues including slow loading, excess notifications, using the wrong search engine, and more.