[Software] Brighten up your texts in Chrome thanks to emojis with this trick

[FNX Magokiler]

Over time, the different graphic elements that we can use in Internet applications have grown substantially. On certain occasions, all this allows us to interact much better with other users. For example, here we are going to focus on the use of the beloved emojis that you can add directly in the use of Google Chrome.

Interacting and talking virtually with other users through the Internet has become commonplace for most. Perhaps many make use of all this normally from their mobile devices. But the platforms and applications designed for desktop environments have grown a lot in recent years in this regard. That is precisely why the developers of these programs try to make things easier for us and offer us more attractive functions.

A clear example of all this can be found in the use of certain more graphic objects that allow us to communicate better with others. In this way we can express emotions in a much more visual way than we would achieve with the text. It is precisely for this reason that below we are going to show you how to use these emojis that we discussed in the Google browser. Obviously these elements can be used in certain circumstances and applications when we have Chrome running.

To give you an idea of what we are talking about, it is worth mentioning that the function that allows us to use these emojis in the search program is activated when we are in a text box. This will allow us to use them in a simple way as we are going to show you below.

Quickly use emojis in Chrome

 

Surely many of you already know first-hand that these types of elements have been used for a long time in messaging applications. But its use has been extended to all kinds of programs, hence more and more developers implement it in their projects.

Obviously, if we are faced with an Internet-centric application, as is the case at hand, these graphic elements will serve us in a multitude of environments and uses. To be able to use them in the most used browser, the first thing we have to access is a web page that offers us a dialog box to enter text. We generally use the keyboard to make queries, chat with other people, perform specific searches, and much more.

For example, to carry out a first test of all this we can place ourselves in the text box that Google's own search engine offers us from its Chrome browser. Next, we only have to click with the right mouse button on that box to bring up the corresponding context menu. Thus, at the top of it we will see an entry called precisely Emoji, on which we click.

At that moment, a new small window will appear on the screen with all the elements of this type that the browser proposes to use here. This means that we will only have to click on those emojis that we want to use and implement them in the corresponding text box directly.