Google Chrome Browser

Google Chrome has come up with some of the promising features to market itself in the web browser domain and to lock horn’s with Microsoft Internet Explorer.
It is totally freeware.
Let’s hook the Google Chrome Features one by one
Incognito Mode: Incognito mode is a Google Chrome browsing mode where your subsequent web searches are recorded in your Google Web History. In this case, if you want to make sure your searches are not stored in your Google Account, you’ll need to pause your Google Web History tracking. Browsing in incognito mode only keeps Google Chrome from storing information about the websites you’ve visited.
By default the Incognito mode is turned off, to turn on Incognito mode, follow these steps:
(1)Click the Page Menu
(2)Select New Incognito window
A new windows now opens with incognito icon in the top left corner. You can continue browsing as normal in the other window.
New Tab Page: When you open a new tab in Google Chrome it preloads it with some useful information and with one click you can get the web resource you use more often, to open the new tab click + icon next to the last tab.
Links to websites you visit the most: More often we use to visit some websites on a regular basis. The New Tab page provides image thumbnails and links for those websites automatically.Right-click a website to access options to open it in another new tab, in a new window, or in incognito mode. Click the Show full history link at the bottom of the page to see your entire browsing history in Google Chrome.
Recently closed tabs :Links to tabs that you’ve just closed are stored in case you accidentally close something. Up to three links are displayed.
Recently saved websites :The most recently created bookmarks appear on the page for easy access.
Search engines that you use often :Google Chrome saves a list of search engines that you’ve encountered while browsing the Internet. Search boxes for the ones you frequently use automatically appear on the page for easy access. You can search their websites directly from this page.
Address Bar: Single solution to all your need is what Google Chrome has came up with, you can get anywhere on the Web with one box. The address bar that sits at the top of the normal Google Chrome window simplifies your Internet experience by doubling as a search box. You can also use it to bookmark websites and stay aware about the security of a website.
Search: Type your search query in the address bar, and it automatically suggests related queries and popular websites, based on input. (Google Suggest is the default service)
If you know the specific web address you’re trying to access, type it directly in the address bar. Press Enter on the keyboard or click the arrow icon to load the webpage. As you type, Google Chrome also automatically searches your browsing history and shows the number of matches at the bottom of its drop-down menu.
Create a bookmark :If you come across an interesting webpage that you’d like to access again in the future, click the star icon on the browser toolbar to create a bookmark. A bubble confirming the addition of the bookmark appears.
To tweak the bookmark’s name, edit the text in the ‘Name’ field.Use the ‘Folder’ drop-down menu to choose where you want to store the bookmark.To tweak the bookmark’s URL, click the Edit button.If you accidentally clicked the star icon, you can quickly revert your action by clicking the Remove link.
Website security :If Google Chrome detects that the website you’re trying to access will securely transmit data using SSL, you’ll see the following:The background color of the address bar changes to gold.The ‘https’ in the URL appears in green for websites with SSL-secured connections established.A lock icon appears at the end of the address bar.*If a SSL-secured connection cannot be established, then you’ll see an alert icon at the end of the address bar, among other possible browser warnings. You can click the icon to open the ‘Security information’ dialog box and see more information.
Application Windows: There are a lot of websites in today’s date which operates like actual programs similar to those which run on desktop. Google Chrome supports these web applications by providing a special window designed specifically for web applications.
When you double-click an application shortcut, the website opens a special Google Chrome window that gives as much working room as possible. It shows up on computer taskbar like another program that’s open. Application windows don’t display tabs, buttons, address bar, or menus. If you click on a link that takes you to a different website, the link opens in a standard Google Chrome window instead, so that you don’t lose track of your web application.
It has also task manager feature for the browser.
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Just click here to look at this for keyboard short cuts of this browser for Windows vista/xp sp2.