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Chrome now lets you link to a portion of text instead of the whole page The feature is rolling out on Chrome for desktop and Android, and will soon be making its way to the iOS build of Google’s browser as well. 2 minute read In June last year, Google launched a Chrome extension that allowed users to link to a specific portion of text on a webpage, instead of the page itself. The portion you selected for creating a link will appear highlighted in color when someone opens the link. I’ve been...

Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce Celebrates 89 Years By Mario A. Cortez The Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce has a lot to look forward to this weekend. Founded in 1927, the local business association will be celebrating its 89th anniversary today, Friday, February 19 with a gala dinner at the Bonita Golf Club. Lisa Cohen, CEO of the Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce, has been at the helm of this organization since September of 2001. After 15 years of leading the chamber, Cohen recalled some of the ...

Default apps. Under the "Choose default apps" section, click the current web browser and select a supported application (Edge or Chrome). Source: Windows Central How to start video chat with Meet Now on Windows 10 To create a Meet Now meeting from the taskbar, use these steps: Click the Click the Source: Windows Central Click the Source: Windows Central Quick tip: You can also click the Share invite button to find other options to send the link to other people. Also, note that anyone with t...

Source: Ara Wagoner / Android Central Zoom cocktail hours arent the only virtual hangouts that have gained traction in the last year. Following Netflixs rollout of Teleparty — formerly Netflix Party — earlier this year, Disney recently launched GroupWatch, its own version of the digital watch party on Disney Plus. Are you planning on spending the night on your couch, streaming a new movie or series with friends? Heres the full rundown on how to host a group watch party on Disney Plus. Produ...

March 26, 2021 Republican Gov. Brian Kemp has one word for how he felt signing a new law aimed at making it significantly harder for people — especially people of color and people living in urban neighborhoods — to vote in Georgia: "Proud." "I was proud to sign S.B. 202 to ensure elections in Georgia are secure, fair, and accessible. I appreciate the hard work of members of the General Assembly to make it easy to vote and hard to cheat," Kemp tweeted on Thursday, sending out a photo...