Recently one of my friends showed me this pretty fun trick in which you can simply drag and drop a tag from Mozilla Firefox to Google Chrome and the the tab would open in Google Chrome.

• Get your mouse over a Tab in Firefox
• Click on it once and drag it to Google Chrome
• The webpage would now open in Google Chrome by itself

It would be a good option if one wants to quickly compare how a webpage would like in Firefox and in Chrome.

Check it out yourself.

Thats Really Cool.

will chrome ever have a super drag and drop feature like the most feature rich browser in history has? im talking about maxthon2 browser of course..

super drag and drop allows you to click any link and drag it slightly and drop to perform a task the user sets up.. for me, ive allways used it in conjunction with the mouse gestures also built into maxthon2..

if i came across a link that looked intresting, but still have not finished with the page i am reading, then i simply drag and drop that link and it will open in a new tab without giving it focus, so your not disturbed reading what your reading, and the link you drag and droped is open in the background for you to check out later on..

i would very strongly advise chrome development staff to have a peek at the maxthon2 browser. it is by far the most feature rich browser "out of the box" ever coded. it uses the IE core, which makes it fast too.. and also has a load of plugins readily available in case you want more, but its self sufficient just installed as defualt..

hope that you guys create a cool API for chrome so we can see a little more than just those booklets things or what ever they are called..

is theree any plans of mouse gestures? hold right mouse button and tap left to go back, and hold left mouse button and tap right to go forward, hold right and drag down to refresh page, etc etc etc.. it is a MUST have defualt feature for any browser in this day and age.. without it, it will not be popular im afraid