Technology

Practical ways to get Chrome tab overload under control with tab groups, pinned tabs, tab search, and a few simple rules for closing tabs.

The Chrome shortcuts that pay off most for tabs, windows, the address bar and in-page search, plus a simple plan for turning them into habits.

What should you look for when choosing Chrome extensions for tabs, focus, notes, email and passwords? A guide to checking permissions and building a lean extension set.

The most common reasons Chrome slows down, and how to diagnose and fix them in order: Task Manager, extensions, Memory Saver and resetting settings.

Use separate Chrome profiles to keep your work and personal accounts, bookmarks, extensions and history apart, so you can work in a more organized and secure way.

From snapping windows to virtual desktops, screenshots to clipboard history: the Windows shortcuts you'll actually use in your daily work.

Browser extensions are a fast way to add new capabilities to the web tools your team already uses every day. Here's how they work and when they make sense.