In Google Chrome you can set the pages you want them to open on a startup. The option is a bit hidden that's why a lot of people are having hard time when trying to find it.
Awesome guys at Visual.ly just released a a free online tool that can visualize Google Analytics stats into a great looking report in a form of infographic in a matter of basically only a click.
After you've entered fields into your pivot table report, you can sort, summarize, filter, or add formulas to the data contained in your pivot table report. Let's learn about several ways of sorting data.
If you are a "private" person and don't want your profile picture or name to appear on your friend's feed next to ads you liked, then follow this steps.
Some websites overlay their photos and images with another blank image. But there's an easy way to download those pictures if you are using Google Chrome browser.
