My Thoughts on Technology & Various other topics
March 5, 2012 Leave a comment
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Perhaps you have thought it would be cool if you could have your extension turn on and off based on the site your currently browsing, and you can achieve this with your Google Chrome browser by using the extension “Extension Automation” for Google Chrome.
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If you do a fair amount of reading of articles online then you might find yourself from time to time having to step away from an article only to have to find your place when you return to continue reading that article, but you can solve this issue with a simple Google Chrome extension called YouRhere which will highlight the line you were last on, so when you return you can pickup where you left off quickly, for more check out YouRhere for Google Chrome.
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If you found a cool Bookmarklet or two and wish you could have them as a Google Chrome Extension perhaps this is possible, check out this article that will give you the steps you need to take to turn that Bookmarklet into a Extension HERE.
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If you use Google Chrome and you find yourself wanting to send things like notes or links to your mobile device from Chrome then you might want to try out the extension Text This To Me which will do just what it says, it will text you the information you need, for more check out Text This To Me.
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If you need to find out what font type your looking at when your on a site in Google Chrome all you might need to do is install the extension Whats The Font, and you’ll just have to highlight the text and right click to find out what font your looking at, check out Whats The Font for Google Chrome.
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It can get a bit resource and time consuming to have 5 different tabs open to view your various Gmail accounts, but perhaps there is a way to get them all rolled up into one tab, and you can using the Google Chrome Extension Google Mail Multi-Account Checker.
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If you do a fair amount of YouTube surfing in Google Chrome then you might want to consider the Extension Video Controller that will allow you to control your YouTube Videos from your toolbar, for more check out Video Controller for Google Chrome.
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These days you hear much about Facebook based attacks, and to that end you might want to make sure the programs you use on or with Facebook aren’t in some way compromising you, and you might want to check out the Google Chrome extension fPrivacy.
Follow @Govinda_NYCDecember 19, 2011 Leave a comment
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You probably heard that Websites track your every move and click, and you have always dreamed of a way to stop websites you go to from tracking your movements, and now you can by using the Google Chrome extension Sheepish.
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For some it might be useful if they created browsing profiles of the extensions they would like to use for a given session, perhaps your looking for things on the web in which case you want to use a set of extensions, but the next time you open the browser you need to download videos, you can create profiles of extensions using the Google Chrome Extension Context.
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