G.O.G Posted April 7, 2018 Posted April 7, 2018 Google Chrome has added a quick access feature to the keyboard of emojis for Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS, in order to facilitate the use of emoticons on desktop computers. At the moment it is only available in Google Chrome Canary, the beta version for developers, and if you want to try it, we tell you how to install it and enable this new feature. In mobile phones and tablets, the easy access to emoji keyboard allows us to use them with great agility, but in computers the thing is different. Although all desktop operating systems have a method that allows you to display a special selector of emojis or symbols (on Mac, for example, it is displayed by pressing the cmd + ctrl + space keys at the same time), for the average user it can be somewhat complicated locate it For this reason, the desktop version of Google's browser is testing this new shortcut that allows access to emoticons in the blink of an eye. To try it you have to download Google Chrome Canary from this link, but keep in mind that it is a developer version and can sometimes fail. Once you have installed this version of the browser, type the following in the address bar, to enable direct access to the emoji keyboard type the following in the address bar: chrome: // flags / # enable-emoji-context- menu. The Emoji Context Menu option will be highlighted, and all you have to do is select Enabled in the drop-down menu and then click on the Relaunch now button. After activating the feature, you can now display the emoji keyboard by right-clicking on the text box of any Chrome Canary website and selecting the Emoji option from the context menu. Choose the emoticon you would like to enter by clicking on it or using the search engine.
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