Google chrome is the widest internet browser having a biggest collection of extensions and addons to flexible your internet browsing experience proudly powered by Google Inc. Google chrome is more powerful than any webkit browser like Firefox and others, since they have their own resources of web extensions, tools and big word is that all kinds of Google services are available to one click setup by Google Chrome.
Google's Chrome Web Store is chock-full of cool add-ons for your browser. But, with Chrome gaining popularity, the Chrome Web Store too has become like Apple's App Store: Bloated and hard to navigate. So to save you the trouble, we've found some extensions guaranteed to keep you focused and productive during working hours.
Here today we'd share top 16 Chrome extensions to magnify your internet browsing power and give more flexibility in your internet productivity.
1. Adblock Plus
Adblock is the most popular Google Chrome extension out there. The extension removes the annoyance of banner advertisements from your web experience. That may seem like a slight difference, but visiting some sites that tend to be bogged down with such ads can really improve your experience. AdBlock also works with other webkits like Safari, Opera and Firefox if you don have Chrome.
2. Pocket
Pocket is perhaps the simplest, most easy to use extension on the market. And consequently, it's also one of the hardest to live without once you've had a taste. When you come across a page that, for whatever reason, you'd like to save for later, just click the icon, and your casual, at-your-leisure reading list awaits.
3. The Camelizer
They track the price of products over time. I have used it on many occasions to check if something is a good deal or not. It works with amazon, newegg, and bestbuy. I also use it to verify the kinja deals.
4. Subscriptions Grid For YouTube
Takes Youtube's broken-assed subs list, and makes it much more manageable. Being able to actually see my subscribed videos, in chronological order, with more than just five on screen at once, is pretty nice
5. MightyText
Send and receive SMS and MMS from your browser (and integrated within Gmail) using your phone. It basically eliminates the need for me to constantly check my phone throughout the day.
6. Google Voice
It's great handling voice mail and texts from the a quick drop down.
7. Delicious Bookmark Extension
The Delicious Bookmark Extension makes sharing links quick and easy. No longer will you have to copy and paste a link into an email, spawning a chain that may earn you the resentment of your colleagues.
8. Chrome remote desktop
Chrome Remote Desktop allows users to remotely access another computer through Chrome browser or a Chromebook. Computers can be made available on an short-term basis for scenarios such as ad hoc remote support, or on a more long-term basis for remote access to your applications and files. All connections are fully secured.
9. Chrome to Mobile
Send web pages from Chrome on your computer to Chrome on your Android phone or tablet, or your iPhone or iPad. Ever find yourself reading a page or looking at a map on your desktop and wanting a fast way to get that same page on your phone or tablet?
10. Google Mail Checker
Google Mail Checker is a no-brainer for anyone who sends and receives email on a daily basis. The extension shows you how many unread messages are there in your inbox without your having to click/tab over and check.
11. Hover Zoom
Browse images galleries with ease: move the mouse cursor over thumbnails to view images in their full size without loading a new page. Pictures are automatically resized if they don't fit the window.
12. Nimbus Screenshot
Nimbus Screenshot is a great tool for Windows users everywhere. The extension lets you take quick and easy screengrabs (Mac users have an Apple command for this). Like Chrome Remote Desktop, Nimbus can be a great tool for communicating with colleagues or showing someone exactly what you're looking at, when words just don't cut it.
13. Website Blocker (Beta)
Website Blocker is great if you're the type of person who gets easily distracted by Facebook or Twitter. As the name suggests, this extension allows you to block access to certain domains for a given period of time (from (9am to 5pm, for example).
14. Search by Image (by Google)
Search by Image helps you identity things you see online. It is literally Google Images in reverse. It's especially useful for identifying a location or unfamiliar landmark
15. Search by Image (by Google)
Quickly preview, archive, mark as read or delete emails!. Keeps you signed in! (even if you sign out of your Gmail page). Enjoy beautiful pictures from Flickr while you wait for your Google Mail accounts to load.
16. Pushbullet
Pushbullet automatically shows you all of your Android phone's notifications right on your computer. This means you can see who's calling or read text messages even if your phone is on silent or in another room.
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