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Google chrome provide another powerful features is the join 2 difference google chrome window into one or you may separate out the tab into new google chrome window.

 
What you need to do is just click and drag the tab that you wish to join, or separate out to the black page or to the browser tab bar. You are done.

Google Chrome - How to join tab

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Firefox, IE will have Home button on the top of the browser. By default, you can’t find this button in Google Chrome, but it does not mean that Google Chrome don’t have this features. It just hide it by default, but you can show it out by little configuration.

You may go to Google Chrome Options -> Basics -> Check the [Show Home button on the toolbar], done. You will see the little home button just beside the address bar.

 
The other alternative to go to home page when you browse through Google Chrome is by the combination of the key [Alt + Home].

Google Chrome - How to show home botton

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Some time we will accident close any of the tab on the browser when we open a lot of tab within the browser. What most of the user will do it open the browser history to get back the tab that accidentaly closed.

 
Google Chrome provide a very simple and useful way to get back the closed tab just by press [Crtl + Shirt + T]. With this combination key, Google Chrome will reopen the tab in the reverse order of close sequence.

 
If you want to get back the link from your long history of browsing, [Crtl + H] will help you for that.

Google Chrome Browser History Screen Shot

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