Google Chrome- Google Basics Part 6

Google Chrome is the glue that holds the whole Google Eco-System together.

Links from this Video are found at

- Google Basics Part 1: Google Account

Google Basics Part 2: Gmail

Google basics Part 3: Google Calendar

Google Basics: Part 4 Google Drive

Google Basics Part 5 - Google Photos

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[miltonbrownrigg]

Thanks Steve. Absolutely love your Google "how to" videos. I always can't wait to action what you teach me.

[EntBrit]

Steve - you are just getting too slick. I have been following you for years and have learned more from your blogs, vlogs, videos, whatever you call this stuff than from anything else. But you are getting professional (I know you always were, but it seemed more amateurish then). Just don't get boring. Keep up the game.

[bernardmcdermott]

Great Video Steve, good to get a refresher course of Chromes many functions capabilities. I hope you keep these Google Basics series going into the future.

[unionjack]

I'm loving these tutorials. A definite subscribe from here in the UK

[vishaulmohabir]

Love this video. The way you explained everything was clear and it was easy to understand

[ramonayuva]

I loved this video because it was helpful and because you're so easy-going and down to earth -- Thank you!

[tmpatklk]

Great video and tips. Thanks. I just went through and edited the text away from the bookmarks as you demonstrated. I think I go through the folder of other bookmarks and delete a bunch. As you say, we collect a lot and rarely use most of them. Farley looks totally comfortable in the video. Good for him.

[marsoelflaco]

Thanks for all of your Google guides and tips. I was only scratching the surface. I had no idea how deep it could get, and it seems like it's only getting deeper.
Be good!

[dannmarceau]

Thanks Steve, I am going to have to go back and watch the whole series, great information; and yes I nodded to the bookmarks question.

[kentfaver]

Great Steve! Thanks - I use Chrome many hours a day - and learned a ton.

[evolutionaryTom]

I've been using Chrome for years and learned a few nice tips from your video, Steve. Very informative, thank you.

[byrnesrus]

Love it! I always learn something new in everyone of your video tutorials! Thank you!

[gilboston]

Useful app that takes about 1/2 of inch space on the desktop is the Google website. On the top right hand side there is little icon called Google apps, click on that and we have all Google apps like, Gmail, calendar, google drive, photos etc.
I dont like show bookmark bar because it takes some space.

[thriftygalcollectibles]

I love your Google videos! I always learn a new trick! Thanks Steve!!😀

[landmeterbeuckx]

again some great tips i didn't know about. Thanks Steve!

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I’m a retired G-man (government employee) that had the problem that though my employer has become notorious for being incompetent in properly securing their networks they blocked Google Chrome because they felt it had poor security. What they didn’t do though is block the old Google bookmark site. At least I was able to access my saved bookmarks.

[johntaylor]

Another in a great series of videos. Very accessible and even though I consider myself to be an expert user, there's always a nuance I hadn't thought about before. I did wonder if Farley the dog slept through all of it because he is an Internet Explorer user.

[StevenDragoo]

I know a lot has probably changed since you did this video. Because I have several clients that may change (come and go), I created groups by right-clicking the + and keep a bunch of weblinks relevant to that client. But it seems that takes bandwidth. I guess I could create bookmark folders on the menu line that would have a similar effect but a little slower to access perhaps.

[BarryHershenfeld]

Thank you for the excellent presentation—as usual. Here's one suggestion for a follow-up Google Basics presentation. That would be how well Chrome works on an iPhone. I haven't tried it yet. Do the extensions come along and work? Is the speed comparable? Are there significant pros and cons?

[incrediblewisdom]

Hey steve thank you for all your productivity videos, l learnt a lot from your videos and i keep learning all the time when I visit your channel.
Could you make a video on Salesforce, how it works and why do businesses need sales force. Thank you.