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Is it possible to select (and copy after that of course) any text on web page using fingers and touchscreen?
I found only one opportunity – double tap selects single word under tap point. But I need to select more that one word!
IE10 works nice with selection, but Chrome do not? Google had missed that point?
Using Chrome 24.0.1312.57, Windows 8 Pro x86, touchscreen with two points.
You can disable these prompts from your Google account's permissions page:
https://myaccount.google.com/permissions
Or go into your Google Account Settings and to the Security Tab. Here you will find a section "Signing in to other sites". Select the "Signing in with Google" link to get to your permissions site.
Google Account sign-in prompts
Allow Google to offer a faster way to sign in with your Google Account on supported third-party sites
Toggle off "Google Account sign-in prompts" to disable these prompts across the web.
Don't be fooled by the toggle since it currently doesn't seem to display the toggle state correctly. Click it once and refresh.
You can only achieve this by changing your password.
Apart from the browser you enable two-step verification on, enabling two-step verification will pause the sync on all Chrome browsers you're signed in to, and sign you out of all web sessions, but it won't sign you out of Backup and Sync.
If you go to Gmail, click on "Details" on the bottom right (under "Last account activity") then click "Sign out of all other Gmail web sessions", you will only be signed out of Google websites on browsers that aren't signed in to Chrome. So, if you're signed in to Chrome on another computer and you do that, Chrome will re-log you back in to the Google websites.
Best Answer
Try this idea from List of Touchscreen + Google Chrome Problems :