10 Essential Chrome Tips for Android Users

Google Chrome's versatility and efficiency make it a go-to choice for many Android users. One such user is Shimul Sood, who has been using Chrome for years and has picked up several tips and tricks to get things done more efficiently.

Sood starts by configuring the toolbar shortcut to open new tabs quickly and easily. To do this, tap the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner and navigate to Settings > Appearance > Toolbar shortcut. Select New tab or choose another shortcut based on your usage.

Another useful feature is the ability to share a link to specific text on a webpage. Simply select the text, tap the Share button, and choose the app you want to send it through or tap a person's name to share it directly with them.

Sood also uses Chrome's dark mode feature to force websites to open in dark mode without using extensions. To do this, go to chrome://flags, search for Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents, and enable it.

Additional features that Sood finds useful include the ability to preview pages without leaving the current one, use reader mode to read without distractions, listen to webpage content, turn webpages into PDFs, take long screenshots efficiently, and use Tab Groups to keep tabs organized.