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1. You can use Ferro to open the settings page and other pages, including "chrome://extensions", using only your keyboard. Alt-Shift-F, start typing the name of the chrome page you want (eg "settings"), and hit enter once what you want is the top suggestion. Ferro: the keyboard interface to Chrome. Share.
Once chrome starts, go into the chrome://settings/ Url and then the option for on startup select use a specific URL. Put the chrome settings url there and click ok. You then select the bubble for that option and it will will start to that settings page. Now if you want this to be more of an alias solution simply copy the chrome binary and ...
I need to open more than 100 different Chrome profiles on the machine using the command line. I need to open them on the settings/cookies page. I can open any web page like this: open -a "Google
Navigate to chrome://version. Look for the Profile Path field. This gives the path to the profile directory. The user data directory is the parent of the profile directory. Example (Windows): [Profile Path] C:\Users\Alice\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default.
1. Set default browser to chrome. – user. Jun 15, 2012 at 15:06. 1. You can do by going into the Google chrome settings page by checking Settings -> Add additional accessibility features under the accessibility.Now it will open new tab and you need to search for open with google drive and then add the extension Open with Google Drive ...
This works if want only downloaded PDFs to open in your external PDF viewer (Adobe Acrobat, Foxit Reader, etc.), you don't need to disable the Chrome PDF Viewer. Turn off auto-open of PDFs in the system viewer UPDATE 6/7/2017 As of Chrome version 59, the option below no longer exists in Settings. I'll leave these instructions, because if they ...
For Chrome Canary (It will be available in upcoming versions of chrome) 0) Go to website. 1) In the address bar click on the "i" symbol (HTTP site) or green pad lock symbol (HTTPS) site. 2) Click on "Site Settings". 3) Click on "Reset site settings" at the bottom and click reset.
8. Google's help docs show how to do this: Click the wrench menu tools menu. Select Options. Click the Under the Hood tab. In the 'Network' section, click the Change proxy settings button. This will open the 'Internet Properties' dialog box in Windows where you can adjust your network settings. See here for more details.
Yes, and no. If by about:config, you mean "special page that lets you configure secret stuff, then it's there, and you can access it through about:flags. If you want the complete list of pages available on Chrome, try about:about. Share. Improve this answer. edited Sep 1, 2012 at 6:22. Jeff Atwood.
Open up Chrome's settings. Under "Users" click "Add new user." Give the new profile a name and picture. Make sure "Create a desktop shortcut for this user" is checked. Click "Create." Right-click the newly-created shortcut and select "Properties." In the "Target" field, add " --kiosk " (no quotes) to the end. Click "Apply."