Google Chrome gets Jumplists in Windows 7 with the latest Dev update
Apart from speed and performance, the best thing about Google Chrome is that it gets updated every week. New features and improvements are added regularly unlike Internet Explorer or Firefox. With the latest dev build update, Google Chrome has acquired support for Jumplists in Windows 7. The jump list is really useful as it shows the most visited websites (which also show up in the new tab page) and the recently closed tabs. The tasks include opening a New window as well as a new incognito window similar to Internet Explorer in Windows 7.
I’m really loving this new addition to Chrome so far. The jump list makes it even quicker to access your favorite websites.
To get access to this update, you’ll have to download the latest Dev build.
Instructions on how to get the latest Dev build of Google Chrome.
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Good to see that people still know what they are talking about. So much BS around these days!
Good to see that people still know what they are talking about. So much BS around these days!
Wow, will be using Chrome for a while now. Still waiting for FF to get this feature. I hope it will.
Wow, will be using Chrome for a while now. Still waiting for FF to get this feature. I hope it will.
Why isn’t there a “New tab” option?
I guess they could add that, but I think the tasks have been provided to serve the user in launching the program, not after the launch. After it’s open, you can just click the new tab button on top.
That’s true however with IE8 in 7 you can open a new tab which can save a little bit of time.
Why isn’t there a “New tab” option?
I guess they could add that, but I think the tasks have been provided to serve the user in launching the program, not after the launch. After it’s open, you can just click the new tab button on top.
That’s true however with IE8 in 7 you can open a new tab which can save a little bit of time.