How do you move Chrome?

[helping]

It's bothering me and I never had this problem in Firefox

I like to move my windows to different monitors a lot by clicking and dragging the top bar of the window open and moving it to a different monitor. On Chrome it doesn't seem like you can do this when you have multiple tabs open because you end up grabbing a tab instead and opening a new instance on another window instead due to the top bar not being big enough to click on.

To move a filled maximized window I have to either wiggle my mouse somewhere where I'm not clicking a tab, or restore down and then move it.

halp

[Blade of Grass]

Windows key + arrow keys

[tristan1035]

I think you may just need better eyesight or sit closer to the monitor.

[helping]

Windows key + arrow keys

No, that will align it to a different side of the same screen. Same as snapping windows side by side.

 

I think you may just need better eyesight or sit closer to the monitor.

The mouse literally won't go any higher

If I have a full row of tabs I usually just grab between the "new tab" button and the minimize button.

I was afraid of that, looks tedious. Hopefully there's a way to mod a larger upper lip into Chrome that can be grabbed?

[Benjio]

If I have a full row of tabs I usually just grab between the "new tab" button and the minimize button.

[helping]

ain't nobody movin' chrome

 

Win + arrow works. Just hit it three times and it should move over one monitor, then hit the up arrow to maximize...(might be Windows 8 only)

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I might have to macro this because it's 6 strokes from first to third monitor lol.

Actually it works in a circle too so I could just jump from far left to far right, might take a while to get used to that.

This, grab any place that isn't a tab and it will move...

 

However, you CAN move the window to a different monitor with keyboard. Win+shift+left/right arrow will move it to the left or right monitor. Windows 7 or 8.

That's one I didn't know. Paired with win+arrow key that's probably the best solution since I might struggle maneuvering my mouse between tabs or the minimize button.

[RankUpGamers]

Win + arrow works. Just hit it three times and it should move over one monitor, then hit the up arrow to maximize...(might be Windows 8 only)

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[stevv]

So.. I tested with like a few dozen tabs.. and you can grab anywhere on the top bar (greeen) that isn't a tab and it works. (win 7/8)

 

 

No, that will align it to a different side of the same screen. Same as snapping windows side by side.
 

 

You just click a few times.  It goes from snapping to not snapped. And then "up arrow" to maximize from any state.  Play around with it, once you get used to it, its pretty nifty.

 

I use three monitors. and move chrome around all the time.

[EricX2]

So.. I tested with like a few dozen tabs.. and you can grab anywhere on the top bar (greeen) that isn't a tab and it works. (win 7/8)

 

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You just click a few times.  It goes from snapping to not snapped. And then "up arrow" to maximize from any state.  Play around with it, once you get used to it, its pretty nifty.

 

I use three monitors. and move chrome around all the time.

This, grab any place that isn't a tab and it will move...

 

However, you CAN move the window to a different monitor with keyboard. Win+shift+left/right arrow will move it to the left or right monitor. Windows 7 or 8.