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Google Chrome annoyed me.  A couple of weeks ago I read this article on time.com's website: Is Human Nature Fundamentally Selfish or Altruistic? Therefore, that website URL should be in my Chrome history . Since I wanted to refer back to this particular article for a comment I was making on Google+, I went to Chrome ==> History and used the search function to search my Chrome history. I tried searching 'time.com" and Chrome could not, or would not, find that page in my history. I tried searching "children behavior," also with no success. I tried searching "time" and still couldn't get the time.com page to show. So, having loaded the Time.com page today (for my reference and for this blog post) I went back to Chrome History  and performed another search of "time.com." I could see the article's URL page listed right there, maybe the fourth or fifth page down on the history.  This article was not found. Nothing from ti...

I have a question and could really use some advice if anyone has an answer. As some of you know, my computah took a crap on me this past summer. The motherboard fried as far as I (no stranger to computers, A+ cert in hand) and my roommate, a network engineer, could determine. I was dual booting Ubuntu 10 and WinXP SP3, using mostly Ubuntu and relying on Win for limited operations. Okay, so fast forward a few months and I'm on my brand spanking new laptop and while I've been able to get my files and whatnot off the old harddrive, I was wondering if there is a way to get my bookmarks from the Ubuntu Chrome and move them over to the Win7 Chrome. More importantly, if I could get the tabs I had open at the time, that would be great. But I can forgo the tabs if I could get to my bookmarks from that older Chrome set-up. Any advice? A how-to, or link to a guide?

TwitterGadget iGoogle Twitter Client: More Ways To Use TwitterGadget I'm running Ubuntu 9.10 (AMD64) and using this TwitterGadget on my Desktop is much easier than trying to use TweetDeck or Gwibber or anything of the other micro-blogging clients provided in the Software Suite. Try this. It's so easy, but you need to have Chrome for Linux installed first.