Going incognito usually lets you read for free, especially if you click on a link from a social media site. Incognito Mode is also very useful is when you want to visit sites that want you to subscribe to their content, or have an article limit before you need to subscribe (i.e. Websites visited in this mode will not show up in you browsing history. Incognito Mode is a special mode that prevents Chrome from saving cookies that contain your IP address, login details, and other browsing information. This shortuct opens a new window in Icognito Mode. Open a new tab in Icognito Mode – Ctrl+Shift+n This will also restore your entire browsing session if you left Chrome open and the computer rebooted for any reason. This is helpful in case you accidentally close a tab, or just want to bring back a recently closed tab. This shortuct re-opens previously closed tabs in the order that they were closed. Reopen previously closed tabs – Ctrl+Shift+t
#KEYBORD SHORTCUT FOR HISTORY IN CHROME ON MAC FULL#
For a full listing of all shortucts available head on over to the official Chrome Shorcuts Page. It should be noted that keyboard shortcuts are available for Windows, Mac, and Linux users. The shortucts we have listed in this article are for Windows users only, and are some of our favorites. If you do, keyboard shortcuts can dramatically help speed up some of the most frequently used tasks you do while browsing that will allow you to keep your hands on the keyboard and stop reaching for the mouse. Odds are you use Google Chrome as it is the most poplular browser on the planet.
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