That being, pin Chrome to your taskbar then drag & drop the icon at the immediate left of the link in the Chrome address bar to the Chrome icon pinned to your taskbar. However, dragging & dropping does work if Chrome is pinned to the Windows taskbar, not the Start menu.Īt any rate, I have marked the question as answered since I have enough of an answer for my purposes. to the Start menu entry for Chrome and it still did not add the link to the jump list. the icon to the immediate left of the URL in the address bar or omnibox. To be honest, I really don't remember exactly what I was doing when I asked this question about 1 1/2 years ago other than I was trying to add pinned items to the entry for Chrome in my Windows 7 Start menu/list. It would be nice to have a way to add a web page to the jump list without first having to close it. I can then pin the link to the jump list. If not, recreate it by going to the site in Chrome, clicking the three vertical dots in the top right, then More tools and then Create shortcut. If I close the tab for the page I want to add then it shows up in the jump list under "Recently Closed". 1 Answer Sorted by: 0 This can be done as follows: Right-click on the taskbar pinned item and click Unpin from Taskbar The original shortcut should now be on your desktop. The only way I have found that works is rather kludgey. I have tried dragging the icon to the immediate left of the URL in the address bar or omnibox onto Chrome's jump list, but this doesn't seem to "take". To “pin” a Chrome tab, right-click the tab and choose “Pin” Choose Pin to pin a tab.ĭo you have any questions about this cool Google Chrome feature? Let me know in the comments section below.Sometimes I want to (easily) add the link for a web page I'm viewing with Google Chrome to Chome's Windows 7 jump list. Every time I open Chrome, the Feedly website opens by default, ready for me to start going through the articles for the day. I keep pinned on my Google Chrome window. You don’t have to open them each time you launch Google Chrome. When you close Google Chrome and open it the next time, you pinned tabs open by default. There is one more benefit to pinned tabs. For websites like these, pinning them to the toolbar helps you save the space on the toolbar. I am sure you can identify websites you frequently visit by looking at their logos.įor example, you are familiar with the logos for Facebook and Instagram. This is usually the logo of the websites.
Instead, you will see the favicon of the website. When you pin a tab, the web site’s name is hidden.
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