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You can also right-click on any link and select 'Save Link As...' if there is not a URL you can highlight.
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You can also right-click on any link and select 'Save Link As...' if there is not a URL you can highlight.

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One of I.E.'s most useful capabilities is it allows me to drop a link to a website right onto my desktop when I'm looking at that website. &nbsp; To do this in I.E., go to File &gt;&nbsp;Send &gt;&nbsp;Shortcut to Desktop.<br />
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I really miss this when I'm browsing with Chrome and I've tried to find the equivalent function among Chrome's menus but I've failed. &nbsp; Is it there and I don't recognize it or is there some 'add-on' I can install that will give me this ability.
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One of I.E.'s most useful capabilities is it allows me to drop a link to a website right onto my desktop when I'm looking at that website.   To do this in I.E., go to File > Send > Shortcut to Desktop.

I really miss this when I'm browsing with Chrome and I've tried to find the equivalent function among Chrome's menus but I've failed.   Is it there and I don't recognize it or is there some 'add-on' I can install that will give me this ability.

Does Chrome have a Send &gt; Shortcut to Desktop capability like IE?

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.

Does Chrome have a Send &gt; Shortcut to Desktop capability like IE?

Does Chrome have a Send > Shortcut to Desktop capability like IE?