that enables Aero Peek previews for all Google Chrome tabs by using a Chrome.exe command line switch. This groovy tweak works with all Google Chrome channels, including the stable, beta and dev releases.
Step One
Create a shortcut for Google Chrome. If you already have a Chrome shortcut on your desktop or Quick Launch bar, you can use that one.
Step Two
Right-click the Chrome shortcut and Click Properties.
Step Three
In the Target field, add “–enable aero-peek-tabs” to the end (without the quotes). The entire string should be something like
Click OK.
Step Four
Launch Google Chrome using your modified Chrome shortcut. Now, when you mouse-over the tab on the Windows Taskbar, you’ll see Aero Peek previews for all of the tabs. You’ll also notice that when you mouse-over an Aero Peek preview, the window in Chrome shows that tab (even if that tab isn’t currently selected).
Note: This feature is disabled by default for a reason—this is a feature Chrome intends to implement later, but for certain reasons, it’s not quite stable yet in some situations. If you experience any trouble with Chrome, try removing this line from your Shortcut. Comment Name * Email *
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