Windows 10: Switched to Google Chrome

Well after all these years of using IE, I give up. I've tried out chrome and I like it. Well I'll get used to it.
Edge just leaves me missing a lot. Tried getting used to it, it just isn't going to work for me.
So Chrome it is.*Shock

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How to setting alt+tab?

I opened 10 google chrome, and I want to switch one by one with alt+tab (without clicking taskbar icon)

First, I used alt+tab. then it's switched to the next google chrome.

but, when I used alt+tab again. it switched to the previous google chrome.

and it happen again and again.

if I want to switch to the next google chrome. I've to press alt+tab+tab, then alt+tab+tab+tab, and so on.

I want to switch to the next tab with just alt+tab, and without alt+tab+tab and so on.

how to change it?

 

I switched to microsoft Edge because Google Chrome is so intrusive, but now find that Edge is so DIFFICULT to do even simple tasks, like saving something to the desktop.

Sorry, I wasn't able to find an answer to your question.

You can send your complaint and feature request directly to MS developers and managers using the "Feedback" process

SEND FEEDBACK TO MS DEVELOPERS

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

This link above is to a “Forum Article” describing the various ways you can now submit “Feedback” directly to MS Developers and Managers.

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I'm a Chrome user too.

Really like the sign in feature. Bookmarks, extensions available across my devices, you control what gets sync'ed. Use it on my phone and tablet which are both iOS.

Take the time to check out the settings. Lots of things you can easily customize. Quick feature to create a desktop shortcut and I've set my Home Button to open this forum. (and it can be set to anything.)

Ken

 

Have you tried the new Firefox 58? I was a major Chrome user and never cared too much for Firefox but it has changed drastically both cosmetically and inside as well...it's good looking, fast, snappy and like Chrome you can set up an account so that in the future, anytime you install it (and log in to the account) it will remember all your passwords, settings, etc...

Worth giving it a try! *Smile

I've actually switched to using Firefox as my primary browser now...

 

I use both Chrome and Firefox.

 

Well I'm just whining myself off IE Chrome seems ok and fits with other devices. I had used firefox years ago when they were first out with tabs. IE got tabs and it was just a better browser for me at the time.

 

I don't use many add-ons in Firefox but one I've found useful is the Extension called New Tab Homepage. Clicking the + on the tabs bar takes one to their Homepage as set in Options, in my case the Search engine duckduckgo.com.

 

Chrome has something like this, a Home Button. You can set to open generic new tab or a specific tab, mine is set to this forum and I set a number of clients to their mail.