Access bookmarks and apps from any computer To start syncing your browsing information to your Google Account, just click the Chrome menu and select Sign in to Chrome. All your info is stored in your Google Account, which you can manage from Google Dashboard. Any changes you make within Chrome on one device will be synced to all your other devices where you're signed in to Chrome. You choose what you want to sync Easily control the kind of information you’re syncing to your account. Click the Chrome menu and select Signed in as. Then click Advanced sync settings in the "Signed in" section to change your settings. Have your personalized copy of Chrome If you share a computer with someone on a regular basis, add new users within Chrome to keep your browsing settings separate. User profiles are also handy if you want to keep your work and personal browsing settings separate. To create a new users, just click the Chrome menu, select Settings, and click Add a new user in the "Users" section.

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Show your personality with themes Dress up the browser with a colorful theme. Find and add a theme from the Chrome Web Store. You can easily reset the theme or choose another theme anytime. Just click the Chrome menu and go to Settings > Appearance > Reset to default theme. Avoid complicated software installs Web apps are programs that are designed to be entirely used within the browser. You can find a wide range of apps, from photo editors to games like Angry Birds. Find what you need in the Chrome Web Store. Get a little extra help with extensions Extensions are extra features and functionality that you can add to Chrome. For example, don't want to miss any incoming Gmail messages? Try the Gmail Checker extension. Find more extensions in the Chrome Web Store.

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Open specific pages when you open Chrome

You can open your favorite pages every time you start Chrome. Click the Chrome menu and select Settings. In the “On startup” section, select Open a specific page or set of pages to set your preferences.

Continue from where you left off

If you want to see pages that had been open when you last closed Chrome, select Continue where I left off instead.

Miss the home button?

To show the Home button, go to the Chrome menu > Settings. In the "Appearance" section, select the Show home button checkbox. Click Change to use a different page.

If you'd like Chrome to open particular pages when you open Chrome every time, use "Open a specific page or set of pages" option. This setting will only affect the "Home button".