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When presenting or sharing Chrome windows, Chrome mutes all notifications , so there’ll be less distraction. When done, they unmute.
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Right-click on an empty spot in the tab strip and name each of your windows. With custom windows names, when you press alt+tab to switch windows or right-click on a tab and select “Move to another window” it’s easier to distinguish between open windows.
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Use Chrome’s new “link to highlight” feature to share with a friend or colleague. Highlight the text you want to share, right-click, and choose “Copy link to highlight” and then send the link.
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