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Google Chrome Tipped to Bring a Double-Click Shortcut to Close Tabs: Report | Technology News

Google Chrome Tipped to Bring a Double-Click Shortcut to Close Tabs: Report Google is reportedly working on a new shortcut for its Chrome browser that will let users close active tabs quickly. The new shortcut is likely to be a mouse input enabling users to close tabs by double-clicking. Currently, the browser allows users to close active tabs by simply clicking on the “X” symbol on the tab or by using the Ctrl+W keyboard shortcut.

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