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Here we will talk about how to backup your password in Google Chrome. As we all knows Firefox has this feature for long enough and it is very popular as well. Recently Google launched a universal password manager “LastPass Password manager”.

To get it working first you have to make an account to sync your all passwords to your LastPass account safely. Once you passwords are synced you are at a better place of security.

You can enjoy risk free use of any password at any public computer with LastPass account. As your all passwords are stored in a safe place but indeed would need a master password to get access to your already saved ones.

LastPass realibility can also be distinguished as they are recommended by some big technology magazines like PC Mag, PC World, ZD Net etc

LastPass can be download from the official site for any browser right now. Download LastPass Password Manager for Google Chrome.

The image will appear inline in the e-mail as opposed to an attachment, and you don’t need to enter any tags or anything else to make it work. The best part is that you don’t have to enable any setting. The only thing is that it only works with Google Chrome browser.

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According to reports, the new problems relate to a bug in the GURL library which allows attackers to circumvent the same origin policy. It’s also possible to provoke a memory error using prepared fonts, or when processing HTML5 media data. The vulnerabilities might allow an exploit to inject and execute code.
Updates should be pushed to the stable channel automatically, but you can always go to the tools menu to check for the latest version.

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To make things easier for Google Chrome users we have mentioned top 10 Google Chrome Themes and Most popular Google Chrome Extensions. Now i am going to let you know 10 awesome Google Chrome plugins list that will make your life on Google Chrome easier and more fun.

Here is the list of 10 Awesome Google Chrome Plugins:

1 – AdBlock for Chrome – AdBlock for Chrome
Like very popular feature of Firefox Chrome users can now get a plugin “AdBlock for Chrome” to block all these annoying ads.

2 – Dual View Plugin – Download YouTube Videos
This is one of the most addon for google Chrome. You can download any video from Youtube through this plugin.

4 – Dictionary – Google Chrome Dictionary Plugin
Google Chrome has a Dictionary plugin so that you can easily find the meaning of words while browsing.

5 – Google Translate Plugin – Google Chrome Translate Plugin
Google Translate Plugin gives you ability to translate any web page to any language that you specify.

6 – Google PR and Alexa Rank Checker – Google PR and Alexa Rank Checker
Now you do not need to go to any site to check the page rank or alexa rank of your website or any other website. This Chrome plugin enables you to check the alexa or page rank of any website in no time.

7 – ChromeMailer Google Chrome Plugin – ChromeMailer Plugin
You can now directly send mails using gmail by clicking the mail:to links with ChromeMailer enabled. So when you click on a mail:to link it will open your gmail account to send the mail.

8 – ChromePass – ChromePass Plugin
Chrome Pass plugin is used to recover all user names and passwords that are saved in Google Chrome.

9 – Gmail Checker – Gmail Checker Plugin
This plugin enables you to keep an eye on your Gmail account for incoming emails so that you do not have to login several times a days to see if you have recieved an email.

10 – Facebook Notifications – Facebook Notification Plugin
This simple plugin shows the notifications of your Facebook account to keep you updated about how many notifications you have in your account.

Jeff Chang, Product Manager, explains the cookie controls in Google Chrome.

The sites you have been visiting are suggested in browser’s Omnibox. Before browsing around on internet you could temporarily switch to Incognito mode to make sure that no search data is recorded.

Using Google Chrome Backup to Remove Your Browsing History
But let say if you forget to switch to Incognito mode you still can do the trick. There is a small free utility called “Google Chrome Backup(GCB)” lets you create backup of your browser’s profile and restore it again later, thereby rolling back Chrome’s search history to the point at which you backed it up. Using this program to cover you tracks is very simple.

1 – To use the utility, extract zip file and run “gcb.exe” and run the executable.
2 – Before you begin surfing, press “Run Wizard”.
3 – In new window make sure that “Backup” is selected and press “Next”.
4 – Select the default profile and press “Next”.
5 – Browse for somewhere to place the backup of the default profile (a USB key, for example, on which you could also conveniently store GCB for use on public PCs), and press “‘Back up”. Close the window by hand.

After Finish Browsing

1 – To roll back the profile, run GCB again and press “Run Wizard” button.
2 – Select “Restore” and press “Next”.
3 – Browse for your saved file and press “Next” again.
4 – Make sure that you are restoring to the default profile, press “Next” and hit the “Restore” button.
5 – When asked to confirm the procedure, after which the backup will be restored.

simple, isn’t it?

This would certainly will save a lot of your time and save you the trouble of re-opening your windows and tabs manually.

1 – Open Tools Menu and select “Options”
2 – Go to the “Basics” tab.
3 – The first section on the first page of options is called “On startup:”, and in there you’ll see an option to “Reopen the pages that were open last”. Once you select this, Google Chrome will start up showing the same pages that were open when you shut down.

This is as simple as it looks. However, Normally the most recent windows you used is restored. If you have more than one window you want to restore.

Make sure you use “Exit” on the Tool menu to shutdown all your windows at once instead of closing them one by one.

Simple. isn’t it

Here is a simple tip to show you that how easily you can copy any image from Google chrome to your desktop. Just click on the image and drag and drop it on your desktop. Simple isn’t it?