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Adding chrome to tasktab how to#
Adding chrome to tasktab windows 10#
Adding chrome to tasktab windows#

Go to the desktop and right-click, then choose New>Shortcut.

Copy the text that is in the address bar (see below if you don’t know what that is).

Go to your Gmail inbox using your browser of choice.

This will work with any website at all, but we’re using Gmail as an example. You can put a shortcut to any webpage on your desktop or task bar, so Gmail, being just a webpage, is a doddle. Making a shortcut to Gmail using any other browser There are two stages, and you don’t even have to do the second one if you don’t want to.

If you’re not using Chrome, Firefox or Edge – or if the above methods didn’t work for you – don’t worry, you can have an icon too.

Adding chrome to tasktab windows#

If you can’t see it, it should pop up when you click the Windows icon at the very bottom left of your screen, or press the Windows key on your keyboard. What is the Start menu? The Start menu is the list of programs and apps at the bottom of the screen. You can add things to the taskbar so you can easily find them. What is the taskbar? The taskbar is the line of icons that is usually at the bottom of your screen.

If you want the shortcut on the desktop itself, you can just drag it from the ‘Recently added’ top section of the start menu and put it where you want it.

Choose one of those options and Gmail should appear on the taskbar or Start menu automatically.

There are two options, ‘ Pin this page to the taskbar‘ or ‘ Pin this page to Start‘.

Right-click on the icon if you want to change its name to Gmail (or something else).

An icon should appear where you dropped it.

Whilst you are still holding the mouse button down, drag the pointer to the desktop, then let go of the mouse button.

Click the icon on the left of the address bar (where the URL is shown – see below for more detail of where this is).

Resize the Firefox window so you can see both your computer’s desktop and the Firefox window on the same screen.

You can use Firefox to create a shortcut on your computer’s desktop to any webpage like Gmail. Or you might be able to simply drag the new icon to the task bar and it will stay there.

If your version of Windows supports it, you can then also right click on the icon and get the option to ‘Pin to taskbar’ or ‘Pin to start menu’ if you want to do that. Click on that option and follow the quick instructions in there – the icon should appear on your desktop automatically.

In the tools menu you’ll see either ‘ Add to desktop‘ or ‘ Create shortcut‘.

Choose ‘More tools’ from Chrome’s drop-down menu.

Making a shortcut to Gmail using Chrome, Firefox or Edgeįirst of all, if you’re using either the Chrome, Firefox or Edge browsers, it’s almost all done for you.Ĭhrome drop-down menu location If you are using Chrome If you don’t know which browser you are using, find out at the “What browser am I using?” website. This will work on any desktop or laptop Windows computer, but not phones or tablets. We’re using Gmail as it’s a common example, but this will work if you are using Outlook online, as well.

Adding chrome to tasktab windows 10#

This should work for Windows 11, Windows 10 and all earlier versions.

Adding chrome to tasktab how to#

Even though it just opens up a browser it still retains some of that offline look and feel which is reassuring and easy to use.įind out below how to make this happen in a few brief clicks of the mouse. If so, you might well want to have a convenient shortcut to Gmail on your desktop – you know, just like the one that used to go to Outlook Express, all those years ago? In fact, for those changing over to an online email system like Gmail from Windows Mail or a similar desktop email app, having an email icon in the task bar is a nice bit of convenience. Let’s assume you’re using Windows, and, like us monkeys at Pinkeye Graphics, you also use Gmail for email.