Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and streaming services. Matt has more than 20 years of experience testing and reviewing laptops. He has worked for CNET in New York and ...

While there are dozens of web browsers available on the market today, the majority of people still prefer using Google Chrome. In fact, according to Backlinko, Chrome had over 63% global market share ...

Knowing the shortcuts to different tasks on your keyboard can be an efficient way to navigate around your desktop or laptop. One task where keyboard shortcuts are beneficial is switching between tabs ...

You can manage all the tabs in your internet browser with simple keyboard shortcuts. For example, press Ctrl or Command + T to open a new tab, or Ctrl or Command + W ...

All right, Android fans: Today’s tip is for you. Well, kind of. It’s actually related to Chrome for Windows. But if you carry an Android phone and also use a Windows computer — whether at work or at ...

Are you close to the point of declaring tab bankruptcy, closing them all and starting again? I've been there, and the odd thing is that within a few weeks, I was ready to do the same thing because I ...

This simple thing never clicked for me before I saw it on Reddit: In many keyboard shortcuts on Windows and MacOS, adding the shift key makes the shortcut do the opposite of what it normally does. A ...

The vacation needs to be planned, a new washing machine needs to be found. And then there are a dozen or so exciting web finds that you want to read later. Tab after tab, where was that fancy ...

Tabs are used for navigation, allowing you to move from one webpage to another while browsing the internet; users can also duplicate an already open tab. In Microsoft Edge, users can duplicate a tab ...