Top 25 Google Chrome Extensions I Can't Live Without



Top 25 Google Chrome Extensions I Can’t Live Without

First published: 2012; Last updated: January, 2014 Unlike Internet Explorer, Google Chrome is not just a web browser it’s a super productive tool. Some of the Chrome features that I like the most are Chrome Sync (as it can backup passwords, auto fill form, history, bookmarks, preferences, extensions, apps automatically on the Google servers), Multiple Users , ability to “Open link in incognito window” and much more. Also, there are tons of apps and extensions on Chrome Web Store and that makes Chrome addictive. The 12 Google Chrome Extensions That I Use The Most The following are the 12 Chrome extensions that I use the most. In fact these are the only extensions that are currently enabled on my PC. But I’ve also listed the other extensions that I use occasionally. 1. Buffer Buffer is the best way to share great content on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn from anywhere on the web, with just one click. Buffer is the smartest way to publish your updates to social media (Twitter, Facebook,

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