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On most Chromebooks, the F4 key by itself refreshes the active tab in your browser. When you press Ctrl and F4 together, the system closes the current tab. If no tab remains, th...
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A Chromebook is a laptop running ChromeOS, a Linux‑based operating system built around the Chrome browser, Google services, and web‑first apps. Its primary functions include...
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You can activate Google Assistant on a Chromebook to set reminders, answer questions, control smart home devices, and manage your calendar using voice or keyboard shortcuts. Thi...
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On Chromebooks, the F3 key is a function key that typically reloads the active tab in ChromeOS. Its behavior changes when combined with modifiers such as Ctrl or when Chromebook...
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On Chromebooks, flipping the screen typically means rotating the display orientation, such as switching between landscape and portrait, or inverting the screen colors (e.g., whi...
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