Well, it looks like our previous hack on how to start Chrome in Incognito Mode fails in Vista, but here’s an alternative Javascipt version you can save as XXX.js and make it work using Javascript:
//Chrome_Incognito.js – start new chrome incognito(sort of)
var liWait=175; //wait ms (double on older pc)
var oSh=new ActiveXObject(”WScript.Shell”);
oSh.Run(”chrome.exe”); //start chrome
WScript.Sleep(liWait);
oSh.Sendkeys(”^+N”); //start new incognito window
WScript.Sleep(liWait);
oSh.Sendkeys(”%{Tab}”); //go previous(first) browser window
WScript.Sleep(liWait);
oSh.Sendkeys(”%{F4}”); //close first browser window
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Tags:browser window, Google Chrome Hacks, hack on, incognito, js, new activexobject, osh, sleep, wscript shell
For the most recent stats on the Google Chrome, you can type about:stats on your browser window. You will get a nice stats page like above.
You can even figure out how long it took Chrome to process itself by filtering the stats page with keyword, “Chrome”.
Here’s a cool example of using the stats page to display how long it took to load Chrome browser.(exactly that is)
| name | count time (ms) |
| Chrome:Init | 764 |
| History:InitTime | 874 |
| Gears:LoadTime | 7 |
| Chrome:ProcMsgL IO | 99521 |
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Tags:browser window, count time, gears, google, Google Chrome Hacks, hack, time ms