You can keep pressing the same shortcut to open more and more. Done! Now you have a home button in your top toolbar that will function as a button to send a link with your default email client. One of our favorites is Ctrl+Shift+T on Windows (or Cmd+Shift+T on a Mac): It brings back the tab that you most recently closed. Javascript:location.href=%27mailto:?SUBJECT=%27+document.title+%27&BODY=%27+escape(location.href) Ĭlick “OK” and exit the settings. Step 5) Select the radio button for “Open this page:” and copy this text into the box: Step 3) In the settings window, under Appearance, check the box for “Show Home Button” Step 1) First, go to Settings in Google Chrome, click on the three bars in top right corner There are a few extensions that you can install to add this function, but thankfully, there is a very simple way to do this!!! No need for special add-in, bookmarks, etc….a few clicks and done!Įdit: for using this hack with webmail such as Gmail, see bottom of post for link with instructions Are you missing the context option, or button to send a link by email in Google Chrome? Coming from Firefox, this was one of the features that I have missed the most.

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