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How to Use Google Lens on Your Chromebook
Google Lens is now available on Google Chrome. In this article, I will show you how to use Google Lens in Chrome. Google Lens Google Lens is a powerful search tool that uses images. In regular search, we enter text into Google. With Google Lens, you can use an image or parts of an image…
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Google is Adding Built-in Page Summarization to Chrome
Summarizing content is probably the most used AI feature these days. Google is adding a ‘Summarize’ button to Chrome for Android so that you can quickly summarize pages. ‘Summarize’ Button for Chrome As usual, I am waiting for this flag to appear in the Canary channel and test this out. For now, here is the…
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FaceGaze – Control Chrome with Your Face (Accessibility)
Google Chrome is adding an accessibility feature that lets you control Chrome using your face gestures. The feature is code named FaceGaze. FaceGaze FaceGaze is getting ready for testing, with an experimental flag for users to enable: Experimental FaceGaze gravity wells: This option enables the experimental gravity wells behavior for FaceGaze Looking at related commits…
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Chromebook’s Focus Mode to Get YouTube Music Integration
Do you remember reading about”Focus Mode” coming to Chrome OS? Google is planning to integrate YouTube Music and Tasks into Focus Mode. Focus Mode with Ambient Music If you are into productivity and self-improvement, Focus Mode and ambient music won’t be a new thing for you. I regularly use the Focus Mode playlist on Spotify…
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How to Customize Mouse Buttons on Chromebook
Do you use an external mouse with your Chromebook? This article explains how to customize any additional buttons you have on your mouse. My current mouse, a Logi Pebble, does not have any additional buttons save for the middle button. However, if you have additional buttons on your mouse, you can follow the same procedure…
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How to Invert Colors on a Chromebook
If your accessibility needs include inverting colors on the screen, here is how to do this on a Chromebook. To invert colors on your Chromebook screen: Open the Settings app. From the left pane, select Accessibility. In the Accessibility section, select Display and Magnification. Switch on the Color inversion toggle. Did that work for you?…
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How to Check Which Version of Chrome OS You Are Running
Wondering which version of Chrome OS you have on your Chromebook? In this article, I’ll show you how to find your Chrome version. Finding Chrome OS Version To get started, click the battery and wifi icons on the bottom right corner of your screen. This opens your quick settings panel. Select the Settings icon. When…
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How to Customize Chrome Menu on Your iPhone
Google Chrome on iOS now lets you customize options in your settings the menu bar and the carousel. Here is how to customize Chrome on your iPhone. Customizing the Menu Bar and Carousel To customize your menu bar: When you are done, go back to your settings menu. Confirm that the order has changed the…
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Dotted Cricle Around Chrome Site Icons? Here Is What That Means
Do you see dotted circles around Chrome tabs you left open for a long time? Here is what that means how to disable them. Dotted Circle = Inactive Tabs If you see a dotted circle around the site icon on a Chrome tab, that means the tab is “inactive”. Google Chrome has suspended the tab…
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How to Use Voice Search on iOS Chrome
Google Chrome for iOS has a built-in voice search feature. You can use voice search to quickly dictate search terms and navigate to websites. This article explains how to access Chrome’s voice search and use it for your various browsing needs. Let’s get started by making sure that Chrome has all the required permissions to…
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Disable or Enable Extensions on Specific Websites
We already know how to enable or disable Chrome extensions. Disabling an extension removes it from all websites. What if you want to keep the extension and enable or disable it only one a specific website or two? Let me show you how. Enable or Disable on Websites This feature is currently available behind a…