How to copy a Facebook album to Google +

Google +, the new social network is quickly growing in waves of subscribers. Many of these people come from Facebook. These people are tired of Facebook or just want to try the new social network. But one thing is sure that most are bored when having to a new profile and definitely not enjoying the time needed to re-add friends, photo albums or in other words, the time spent having to customize our new Google + profile.

If you are going to try Google + we recommend this method to move your photo albums on Facebook to Google + automatically .

You have have to ‘use an extension Move Your Photos which is available for both Chrome and Firefox. Navigate to the photo album page on Facebook that you want to import, click on the extension and create a new album (You can create multiple albums at once). When you have finished creating the albums you want to copy to Google + click on “Submit”, a page will be ‘open your browser and you must log in to your Google account.

The extension will copy from Facebook albums to Picasa, and Picasa to Google +

Download the extension for Chrome – Download a component for Firefox

Google Chrome: Reopen Closed Tabs

We have all accidentally closed a tab in Google’s Chrome browser. This can be a very frustrating situation. Chrome is quite forgiving and allows you to easily reopen the closed tab, even if you have closed other tabs after it. These instructions for windows and mac computers will show you the different ways for restoring or undoing an accidentally closed tab. Updated with new methods and to point out the different methods used on Windows and OS X systems.



As Google has improved Chrome through out the various versions, this has become easier and easier.


Keyboard Shortcuts

Using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+T, Chrome will open the last tab that was closed on a Windows system. Likewise, command+Shift+T reopens to last tab on a Mac system.

If you use the keyboard shortcut again, and it will open the tab that was closed before that. This can be repeated to restore up to the last 10 tabs that have been closed during your browsing session.
New Tab Page

Open up a new tab. Go to Recently closed section located in the lower-right of the page. You will find the last 3 tabs that have recently been closed during your browser session. This works on all versions of Chrome.


Windows Right-Click

In Chrome running on Windows, you can also right-click on the window frame above the toolbar. The context menu that appears will have Reopen closed tab as an option.


OS X Menu Selection

Since the Chrome browser on mac systems continues to have a menu, you can reopen tabs using this method as well. Go to the Chrome menu, select File, and then click Reopen Closed Tab.

Google chrome multitask mode

Chrome Multitask Mode lets your browse the web with multiple cursors at the same time, so you can get done faster then before, because some user have to work with many work in one single day of work. Chrome have developed something that allow user to multitask when doing their work, checking their email and many more.



The principle for this multitask mode is simple, user have use two mice on only one computer and they can share one computer with another person beside him or her. So that means more mice for one web, so little time needed. Multitask Mode allows you to browse the web with more than one mouse, so you can see more, do more, and wait less. Unleash your bilateral potential.


Multitask Mode lets you use as many mice as you can plug into your computer, so you and your friends can navigate dozens of sites, at the same time, on the same device. All hands on deck. That mean a lot of saving. And you can play a game while you design a presentation. Purchase land while you meet the love of your life. There's not enough time to only use half your hands, so just plug and play and work.




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