One of the new features of OS X Lion (10.7) is Full Screen Apps. This has always been a feature of the web browser Google Chrome, but now with the inclusion of the “full screen” button, the ability to exit full-screen mode doesn’t work by just hitting the escape key – as it does with other OS X Full Screen Apps (Safari, Mail, iPhoto etc).
Below you’ll see an image of the new “full screen” button included in Google Chrome.
If you use this button to make Google Chrome go into Full Screen Mode, hit the keyboard combination command + shift + f to exit Full Screen Mode.
At some point I suspect the folks at Google will add the “escape key” feature to exit Full Screen, but for the time being – the above keyboard shortcut will do the trick.
A lot of times you want to show you friends a cool video, the cool part doesn’t happen later in the timeline. You can tell them the action takes place at the 2:03 mark for example, but wouldn’t it be more cool to just link to that spot? Here is how to do it.
A long-time problem with most music players out there is the ability to get the correct album art. Here we’ll take a look at how get the correct album art listed on your tracks in the Google Music Beta.
Google Chrome was updated yesterday and includes faster browsing speeds and a new Settings interface. Here we take a look at what’s new and how to navigate the new Options interface.
1. To access the Settings Options click on the gear icon on the upper right corner of the browser then click on Options.
This guide will show you how to configure Chrome so that it gives you a warning before you exit the browser, saving you from accidentally closing all of your open tabs etc. …