I want to open a tab in chrome I use ctrl +t which open my tab at the last of already opened tab. But I want to open my new tab in between of some specific Tab, How can I do this using keyboard
Look for the extensions!
Not quite what you're after but this may help!: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-position-configure/hfchebpfpmpdnninebmopbelkfhofgnd/details
If all fails and if you are a programmer use the Google chrome TAB api (https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/tabs) to develop a extension.
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Is there a keyboard shortcut to open the Chrome source Panel directly? I found some shortcuts to open the element panel(shift+command+c) or console panel(command+option+j) but did not find one to open the Source panel, so that I can inspect and debug more quickly
I don't think there is, but you can always just right-click and press inspect or just switch to the source panel after using a shortcut to view a different panel.
Cmd+Opt+I will actually open the last used panel. So if Sources was the last panel you had opened, you can use this keyboard shortcut to directly open it while debugging.
Basically, I want to create a chrome extension to trigger a keyboard shortcut for open new tab in same tab-group and pop-out the current tab in new chrome window like this there are couple other tasks i want to accomplish using assigning keyboard shortcut.
I am new to developing Chrome extension but thought to learn.
Here are some things I found:
This question asks something similar but its answer says, it's not possible. But I think there are extensions already exist which does some similar tasks.
have a look at this: New tab in group - keyboard shortcut
and also this: Duplicate tab shortcuts
Is there anyone who can guide me towards the right documentation or right place to learn how to build chrome extension for this task?
You can open extensions as applications using the GUI, but I cannot find the settings for it. They used to be under Chrome://Extensions, but the setting is not there any more.
You can also have the extension export a shortcut in the interface, but I just cannot find it.
I figured it out for Chrome Version 67.0.3396.99:
Go to Chrome://apps
Right click your app and select App Info
Select the drop down and press "Open as Window"
Close the popup
Go back and right click on your App
Click "Create Shortcuts..."
Select the checkboxes of where you would like the shortcuts (Desktop, Start Menu, Pin to Taskbar)
Press "Create" Button
Some Chrome extensions have bookmark icons that are automatically added to the bookmarks bar, but, so far as I can tell apps such as Postman can't be added directly to the shortcut bar.
If I want to launch an "app" (i.e. not one of the extensions which already show up in the toolbar) such as this, I have to open the "Apps" shortcut window, and then find the app (or launch it separately from the app launcher).
I would very much like to have a bookmark to a specific App in the bookmark bar. Is this possible?
It's not possible.
The closest implementable thing is an extension with a toolbar icon that launches specifically the app.
Or toolbar popup launchers like Apps Launcher or AppJump App Launcher and Organizer.
Not the direct answer to the question, but this question is about quickly launching signal.
Two other solutions include:
https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Desktop/pull/1262
Add a shortcut to your Launcher or Desktop
Have Signal Desktop already open
Right our Double click on your app icon
On Mac: Choose Options > Choose Keep in Dock
On Windows: Select More > Pin to taskbar
The shortcut Alt + S, however this is being Depreciated:
Just now, I noticed I can't search in resource panel.
In Google Chrome old version, press Ctrl + F and there is nice search pop-up at the bottom in resources panel just like the image showing bellow.
Is it gone permanently or it can be enable somehow?
If you are using Chrome Canary, as of this writing, follow these steps to search a tab:
Open Devtools
Press the Escape key to open the console drawer from any main tab (Resources, Source, etc).
Select the search tab on the console drawer (see image below)
Enter your search criteria
Press the Enter key