Category — Chrome Tips

Accidentally added a misspelled word to the Chrome dictionary ? Here is an easy way to remove the word and get things back in order.

Windows Vista

Go to C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data on Vista and open the file Custom Dictionary.txt and remove the misspelled word.

Windows XP

On Windows XP the file is:
C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Custom Dictionary.txt

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Yes, I would call this trick “CooL” .. It really is.

It works like this, suppose you have google.com open on a tab, and you want to open yahoo.com on another tab, what you usually do is, open a new tab by clicking the ‘+’ icon,  and type in the address, and hit enter.  Right ?

Instead of this, what if you could type in yahoo.com on the current tab ( where you have google.com open ) hit ALT and Enter key together, and open it on a different tab ? In other words, you are on a tab, you enter a different address or a search keyword on the addressbar, and you get it open in a new tab.

Like it ? I did !  Try it, you will definitely like it !!

via: chrome.blogspot.com