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What’s new in Chrome

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New to try: share links easily and create multiple Chrome profiles.

Sharing

Easily share links with others – or yourself

Use the new share menu to share a link, create a QR code, or send the link directly to your own phone.

  1. Click the share icon in your address bar.
  2. Select from a variety of options to share the link with others or yourself for later.

Sharing

Easily share links with others – or yourself

Use the new share menu to share a link, create a QR code, or send the link directly to your own phone.

  1. Click the share icon in your address bar.
  2. Select from a variety of options to share the link with others or yourself for later.

Sharing

Easily share links with others – or yourself

Use the new share menu to share a link, create a QR code, or send the link directly to your own phone.

  1. Click the share icon in your address bar.
  2. Select from a variety of options to share the link with others or yourself for later.
Chrome browser window showing the Share icon dropdown menu in the address bar.
Chrome browser window showing the Share icon dropdown menu in the address bar.
Chrome browser window showing the Share icon dropdown menu in the address bar.

Customize

Try Chrome profiles

If you share your computer with another person, or want to keep your work browsing and personal browsing separate, try using Chrome profiles.
Learn more about profiles.

  1. At the top right, click Profile .
  2. Click Add.
Chrome browser profile-picking window showing two Chrome profiles.

Chrome tip

Accidentally close a tab? It’s easy to reopen.

“Gah! I closed the wrong tab!” No need to fret. With Chrome, it’s easy to get your tab back.

  1. Right-click on an empty space of your Chrome tab strip.
  2. Click Reopen closed tab.

You can also use a keyboard shortcut: ⌘ + Shift + T

Chrome tip

Accidentally close a tab? It’s easy to reopen.

“Gah! I closed the wrong tab!” No need to fret. With Chrome, it’s easy to get your tab back.

  1. Right-click on an empty space of your Chrome tab strip.
  2. Click Reopen closed tab.

You can also use a keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + T

Chrome browser window showing the tab strip right-click menu, with the “Reopen closed tab” option highlighted by the mouse cursor.
Chrome browser window showing the tab strip right-click menu, with the “Reopen closed tab” option highlighted by the mouse cursor.