Feb 3, 2010 Posted by Helena@ggt

Why You Should Get Rid of IE

Usually when I browse the Web or when I work, I use a combination of Google Chrome and Firefox. Actually I’d be glad to solely use Google Chrome, but there are simply a few add-ons for Firefox which I can’t live without yet (Firebug is a great example for such an add-on). It will take some more time until there are fully functional Google Chrome versions of these plugins (the recent Chrome... read more

Jan 19, 2010 Posted by Helena@ggt

Google Chrome: 5 Must-Have Extensions

Since Google’s Beta Version launched allowing you to install 3rd-party extensions, a number of great extensions for the browser has already been developed. Here are the five best extensions every Chrome user should have with installation instructions for the beta client: First, in order to install any addons, you’ll need to get the 4.0 beta version of the Chrome-Browser: Navigate... read more

Jan 17, 2010 Posted by Helena@ggt

10 very useful Google Chrome shortcuts

In the past, for me, it’s always been difficult to get used to any type of shortcuts. There are a few Windows shortcuts like CTRL+F (this is to search; works in your browser as well) which I use frequently and which speed up things greatly already but it doesn’t go far beyond that. (And before you leave a comment, yes I know copy+paste too ) Since however I spend most of my time in front of... read more

Jan 7, 2010 Posted by Helena@ggt

How to: Install Delicious Extension for Google Chrome

If so far you’ve been using Firefox along with the official Delicious plugin – then switch to Google Chrome – the thing you’ll miss most is an integrated button to quickly bookmark sites as well as the Delicious sidebar which allowed for quick access of your bookmarks sorted by tags. Unfortunately despite many advantages Google Chrome still has one big flaw: Extensions/Plugins... read more