Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles in this video, we'll talk about the basics of browsing with chrome. To visit a website or search the Web, find the address bar at the top of the screen in chrome. This is sometimes called the Omni Box. Begin typing any search terms, as you type Suggestions will appear, including potential Web searches. You may also see websites you have previously visited or bookmarked. You can type of full Web address and press enter or simply select one of the suggestions below. Next to the address bar are the back and forward buttons, which allow you to move through pages you have recently viewed. The refresh button will reload the current page. You can use refresh when a website stops loading. Sometimes you may want to have multiple Web pages open at the same time. Tabs allow you to keep the pages organized within the same window. Click the plus sign to open a new tab. Now you can type any Web address or search terms in the address bar. When you find a link, you can open it in a new tab without leaving the current page. Just right. Click the link, then select open link in new tab. I'm going to open a few tabs right now to compare these shoes. Click on a tab to view it. When you're done reading a tab, just click the X to close it. If you want to view two pages at the same time, you could move a tab to a separate window by clicking the tab and dragging it down. Then you can arrange the windows however you want, and those are the basics of browsing with Crown G C F global, creating opportunities for a better life.
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