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Show Chrome’s Tabs As Separate Aero Peek Thumbnails

8:00AM June 18, 2010 | coreyog

We’ve already shown you how to organise Chrome’s Aero Peek thumbnails, but reader coreyog writes in to show us that that’s not all you can do – you can also see thumbnails for all of your open tabs. More »


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Google Chrome Adds Support For Multi-Tab Aero Peek

12:30AM March 20, 2010 | Jason Fitzpatrick

Chrome: If you’re in love with the Aero peek feature in Windows 7 and wish it could show you all your Chrome tabs at once, you’re in luck. The feature is now active in the Chrome development channel. More »


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Adjust Aero Peek’s Display Speed In Windows 7

11:30PM October 26, 2009 | Kevin Purdy

When you move your mouse over a taskbar application in Windows 7 or over the outline button in the lower-right corner, previews show up in about half a second. Customise that wait time with a quick registry hack. More »


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Middle-Click To Close Applications From Windows 7′s Taskbar

10:30PM May 20, 2009 | Kevin Purdy

Windows Vista made it easy to close programs by middle-clicking their taskbar button. In Windows 7, however, middle-clicking a taskbar button opens a new instance of that program. The easy-close solution? Middle-click its preview window. More »


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Windows 7 Aero Peek Even Better In Latest Build

7:00AM January 14, 2009 | Adam Pash

We gave you a closer look at Windows 7 Aero Peek a while ago, but the killer new feature has gotten even better in the recently released beta. Here’s a screencast to give you a better idea of what’s changed.

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Blue Badge Updated, Enables Aero Peek

8:34AM December 10, 2008 | Gina Trapani

The previously mentioned Windows 7 Preview’s feature unlocker tool Blue Badge has been updated to enable Aero Peek in the preview build 6801. Win7 Preview testers, the Blue Badge download is available for 32 and 64-bit systems.

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