Google Chrome Just Added An Awesome New Feature(for more go to http://howpeopledo.com)

Have you ever found yourself scrolling through a web page only to discover it would jump back to the top? Google had introduced a new feature on its chrome browser that will prevent your online contents from skipping back to the top if you have scrolled further down to a web page.

Google Chrome Just Added An Awesome New Feature

Well, everyone now uses Google chrome browser in their smartphones, computer etc. However, have you ever found yourself scrolling through a web page only to discover it would jump back to the top?

This is the most annoying thing faced by every Google chrome users. However, you will feel good to know that Google had introduced a new feature on its chrome browser that will prevent your online contents from skipping back to the top if you have scrolled further down to a web page.

As stated in chromium blog “This feature works by locking the scroll position on an on-screen element to keep our users in the same spot even as offscreen content continues to load.”

Well, Google’s new “Scroll anchoring” feature comes in the latest version of Google chrome. Therefore, users need to update their Google Chrome browser. The company describes “scroll anchoring… locks the content you’re currently looking at to the screen, keeping you in the same spot so you can keep reading.”

Well, the scroll anchoring feature was available previous year in a developer build. However, it was rolling out now to mostly chrome 56 or higher users. Chromium blog even has a video demonstrating the ‘jumping’ problem alongside scroll anchoring feature:

So, what do you think about this feature? Share your views in the comment box below.

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Galaxy S8 & Galaxy S8+ Have Surpassed the One Million Pre-Order Record(for more go to http://howpeopledo.com)

Customers have displayed a very high demand for both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+, with the latest report detailing that both their combined units have surpassed the one million pre-order mark.

Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ Have Gathered Five Times the Number of Pre-Orders as Opposed to Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge for the Same Time Period

In comparison to last year’s Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, both of these phones accumulated just 200,000 combined pre-orders while the ill-fated Galaxy Note7 managed to accumulate 400,000 pre-orders during the same time span.

It should be noted that the latest pre-order statistics courtesy of Yonhap have been detailed for just South Korea so the actual number for the entire globe will be even higher. It goes without saying that Samsung also gave its home turf some preferential treatment as upgraded models of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ that featured 6GB RAM and 128GB of native storage were also sold. Placing a pre-order for the Galaxy S8+ would definitely set the customer back by quite a bit of funds, but Samsung was going to make up for that by throwing in a free DeX Station worth $149.99.

According to industry watchers, around 70-80 percent of these pre-orders will be converted into actual sales, so, for now, we could be looking at 700,000-800,000 units sold in this region alone. Previous detailed reports have claimed that Samsung initially expects around 40 million combined units to be sold, but that figure could rise to 43-60 million units. However, it has not been reported how many months it will take Samsung to reach that figure, but our gut tells us that it will achieve that number until the end of 2017.

Both devices will officially launch in other countries starting from April 21. Users can opt to purchase a DeX Station and transform their workspace completely, but as stated before, it will cost you $149.99.

Are you impressed so far with the pre-order numbers that Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ have been able to garner? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments.

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