Google Chrome Questions & Answers

Free Download Manager (FDM) is an integrated download manager with Google Chrome. You can access it by pressing Ctrl + J from your keyboard.

Yes, you can configure Google Chrome to save the data to a specific location, by following the steps given below:

• Launch Chrome
• Tap on the Ellipse icon (three-dot button in the top-right corner)
• Click on Settings > Advance > Download > Location
• Choose a new location and the new file lands on the specified place.

To force Chrome to download only one file at a time, follow the steps given below:

• Launch Google Chrome
• Tap the ellipse icon (three dots) at the corner of the screen
• Choose Settings > Advance
• Under Privacy and Security section, tap on Content
• Choose Automatic downloads
• Turn off the position status.

To disable ‘Ask where to save each file before downloading’ extension in Google Chrome, follow the steps given below:

• Launch Google Chrome
• Tap the Ellipse button (three dots in the top right corner)
• Click on Settings and go to Show Advance Settings
• Under the download section, disable ‘Ask where to save each file before downloading’.

IDM is a Windows-based operating system and cannot run on a Linux Operating System. One must first install Wine and through that they can download IDM.

To turn off blurred images on Google Chrome, follow the steps given below:

• Open the browser
• Tap on your profile and then open Settings
• Select ‘SafeSearch'
• Click on Filter > Blur
• Set the status to OFF.

To save a web page as a jpeg from Google Chrome, follow the steps given below:

• Right click on the image
• Choose Save Image As
• Choose JPEG as extension and then click Save.

To copy an image from Google Browser, follow the steps given below:

• Enter a prompt in the search area in Google Chrome
• Go to the Images tab
• Right click on the image that appears to be promising enough
• Choose the ‘Copy Image’ option
• Now, go to the place where you want to paste the result and press Ctrl + V, and the image will be pasted.

To copy and paste images from Google Chrome, follow the steps given below:

• Enter a prompt in the search area in Google Chrome
• Go to the Images tab
• Right click on the image that appears to be promising enough
• Choose the ‘Copy Image’ option
• Now, go to the place where you want to paste the result and press Ctrl + V, and the image will be pasted.

To change the language back to English on Google Chrome, follow the steps given below:

• Open Chrome
• Click on the three dots at the top-right corner of the screen
• Select Languages
• Click on the current language that’s in use
• Choose English from the drop-down menu
• Restart the browser to reflect changes.