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I am unable to select multiple tabs in Chrome by either the ctrl- or shift-click. Is this feature not supported on Linux? Is there a way to enable it? Thanks
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I am unable to select multiple tabs in Chrome by either the ctrl- or shift-click. Is this feature not supported on Linux? Is there a way to enable it? Thanks
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I think this feature is Windows and Mac only.
– JonasCz
Mar 18 at 9:21
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I don't know for Chrome, but this feature works as it is expected within Chromium. Why you don't use it? Chromium browser offers exactly the same user's feature as Google Chrome, but it is: optimized for Linux, works (start|stop) much faster, the application window looks better (there is no an additional border), it is available from the official repositories. Yes if has few cons, but in most cases I do not feel some sensitive lack of them...
– pa4080
Mar 18 at 10:13
Feature works in Google Chrome as well as in Chromium. I tested it now. I don't know, where the problem is. Maybe you should update package to latest release and try it again?
– BlueManCZ
Mar 18 at 10:31
@pa4080 thanks. Does it support logging in to the Google account and syncing bookmarks and browsing data?
– davka
Mar 19 at 11:51
Yes it does. Just try it :) The only major lack is Adobe Flash support, so if you want to play online games Chrome is better.
– pa4080
Mar 19 at 11:54
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I am unable to select multiple tabs in Chrome by either the ctrl- or shift-click. Is this feature not supported on Linux? Is there a way to enable it? Thanks
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davka
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I am unable to select multiple tabs in Chrome by either the ctrl- or shift-click. Is this feature not supported on Linux? Is there a way to enable it? Thanks
google-chrome tabs
google-chrome tabs
asked Mar 18 at 9:17
davka
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asked Mar 18 at 9:17
davka
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asked Mar 18 at 9:17
davka
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asked Mar 18 at 9:17
davka
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asked Mar 18 at 9:17
davka
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I think this feature is Windows and Mac only.
– JonasCz
Mar 18 at 9:21
1
I don't know for Chrome, but this feature works as it is expected within Chromium. Why you don't use it? Chromium browser offers exactly the same user's feature as Google Chrome, but it is: optimized for Linux, works (start|stop) much faster, the application window looks better (there is no an additional border), it is available from the official repositories. Yes if has few cons, but in most cases I do not feel some sensitive lack of them...
– pa4080
Mar 18 at 10:13
Feature works in Google Chrome as well as in Chromium. I tested it now. I don't know, where the problem is. Maybe you should update package to latest release and try it again?
– BlueManCZ
Mar 18 at 10:31
@pa4080 thanks. Does it support logging in to the Google account and syncing bookmarks and browsing data?
– davka
Mar 19 at 11:51
Yes it does. Just try it :) The only major lack is Adobe Flash support, so if you want to play online games Chrome is better.
– pa4080
Mar 19 at 11:54
add a comment |Â
I think this feature is Windows and Mac only.
– JonasCz
Mar 18 at 9:21
1
I don't know for Chrome, but this feature works as it is expected within Chromium. Why you don't use it? Chromium browser offers exactly the same user's feature as Google Chrome, but it is: optimized for Linux, works (start|stop) much faster, the application window looks better (there is no an additional border), it is available from the official repositories. Yes if has few cons, but in most cases I do not feel some sensitive lack of them...
– pa4080
Mar 18 at 10:13
Feature works in Google Chrome as well as in Chromium. I tested it now. I don't know, where the problem is. Maybe you should update package to latest release and try it again?
– BlueManCZ
Mar 18 at 10:31
@pa4080 thanks. Does it support logging in to the Google account and syncing bookmarks and browsing data?
– davka
Mar 19 at 11:51
Yes it does. Just try it :) The only major lack is Adobe Flash support, so if you want to play online games Chrome is better.
– pa4080
Mar 19 at 11:54
I think this feature is Windows and Mac only.
– JonasCz
Mar 18 at 9:21
I think this feature is Windows and Mac only.
– JonasCz
Mar 18 at 9:21
1
1
I don't know for Chrome, but this feature works as it is expected within Chromium. Why you don't use it? Chromium browser offers exactly the same user's feature as Google Chrome, but it is: optimized for Linux, works (start|stop) much faster, the application window looks better (there is no an additional border), it is available from the official repositories. Yes if has few cons, but in most cases I do not feel some sensitive lack of them...
– pa4080
Mar 18 at 10:13
I don't know for Chrome, but this feature works as it is expected within Chromium. Why you don't use it? Chromium browser offers exactly the same user's feature as Google Chrome, but it is: optimized for Linux, works (start|stop) much faster, the application window looks better (there is no an additional border), it is available from the official repositories. Yes if has few cons, but in most cases I do not feel some sensitive lack of them...
– pa4080
Mar 18 at 10:13
Feature works in Google Chrome as well as in Chromium. I tested it now. I don't know, where the problem is. Maybe you should update package to latest release and try it again?
– BlueManCZ
Mar 18 at 10:31
Feature works in Google Chrome as well as in Chromium. I tested it now. I don't know, where the problem is. Maybe you should update package to latest release and try it again?
– BlueManCZ
Mar 18 at 10:31
@pa4080 thanks. Does it support logging in to the Google account and syncing bookmarks and browsing data?
– davka
Mar 19 at 11:51
@pa4080 thanks. Does it support logging in to the Google account and syncing bookmarks and browsing data?
– davka
Mar 19 at 11:51
Yes it does. Just try it :) The only major lack is Adobe Flash support, so if you want to play online games Chrome is better.
– pa4080
Mar 19 at 11:54
Yes it does. Just try it :) The only major lack is Adobe Flash support, so if you want to play online games Chrome is better.
– pa4080
Mar 19 at 11:54
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I think this feature is Windows and Mac only.
– JonasCz
Mar 18 at 9:21
1
I don't know for Chrome, but this feature works as it is expected within Chromium. Why you don't use it? Chromium browser offers exactly the same user's feature as Google Chrome, but it is: optimized for Linux, works (start|stop) much faster, the application window looks better (there is no an additional border), it is available from the official repositories. Yes if has few cons, but in most cases I do not feel some sensitive lack of them...
– pa4080
Mar 18 at 10:13
Feature works in Google Chrome as well as in Chromium. I tested it now. I don't know, where the problem is. Maybe you should update package to latest release and try it again?
– BlueManCZ
Mar 18 at 10:31
@pa4080 thanks. Does it support logging in to the Google account and syncing bookmarks and browsing data?
– davka
Mar 19 at 11:51
Yes it does. Just try it :) The only major lack is Adobe Flash support, so if you want to play online games Chrome is better.
– pa4080
Mar 19 at 11:54