#HOW TO SELECT MULTIPLE TABS IN CHROME MANUAL#

If you need to reload all tabs frequently, or find the above manual process too much work, a quicker alternative is to use an extension to provide this functionality:

Likewise, if you wanted to select only the first 5 tabs вЂ“ click on the first tab then hold down the Shift key and click on the fifth tab to quickly select those 5 only. You can select all, as described above, or you can select individual tabs вЂ“ click on the first, hold down CTRL key, then click on each of the other tabs you want to select. Tip: this process of selecting tabs is much like selecting groups of files.

Right click on one of these tabs and select Reload (or CTRL+R) to reload all the selected tabs.You should notice that all tabs now have a much lighter background color than the usual dark grey вЂ“ this indicates that they are all selected. Now hold down the Shift key and click on the last tab then let go of Shift. However, you can easily make this вЂReloadвЂ™ option apply to all tabs by selecting them first: If you right click a tab in Chrome there is only a вЂReloadвЂ™ menu option, no вЂReload all tabsвЂ. It is possible to do this manually or by using an extension. Unlike some other web browsers, Chrome does not include a simple right click (context menu) option to do this so weвЂ™ll look at Chrome first. It is often useful to reload (refresh) all tabs in Chrome, or Firefox and IE.ДЇor example, if you start Chrome with many tabs pre-loaded but your internet connection is not on, youвЂ™ll end up with many tabs showing вЂpage unavailableвЂ™ and you may want to refresh them all.

How to select multiple tabs in chrome