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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?

Here you can add the feature by following these easy steps :

Step 1:

First you will need to launch your google chrome browser, then in the top left hand corner click the tools button and then selection options.

Step 2:

Now your in the google chrome options this is where you can change around the basic settings of your browser. Make sure you select the basics tab, and scroll down to the default search section and select manage.

Step 3:

Now you can see all the search engines installed on your google chrome browser, look over to the left and click the add button.

Step 4:

A New box will appear this is where you will need to enter the search details. First of you will need to enter the search engine name so for this I wrote ‘Wikipedia Search’ next you will need to select the keyword i.e a Nickname for the search engine I wrote ‘Wiki Search’ finally you will need to enter the search engine URL for wikipedia it is: ‘http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=%s ‘ Once you have correctly entered in this information click OK!

Step 5:

Now the search engine will be added under other search engines, if you want to make wikipedia search your default search engine then highlight it by clicking it and then select the make default button on the right.

There You Are…. You have now got a wikipedia search for your brilliant google chrome browser.