Google Chrome is the most used web browser. The Chrome web store has tens of thousands
of Chrome extensions and add-ons. However, here are our top picks. There's something
for everyone, from a password manager to screen recording. Because all of these extensions
are free, there's no excuse not to try them out.
Starting off with number 1 we have, Evernote Web Clipper.
Most of the time, I leave tabs open since they give some additional detail that I might
require, which is a CPU power hog. Evernote Web Clipper allows me to save the online article
in a more appropriate and easily accessible way. This is an essential Chrome add-on.
Evernote is still one of the finest ways to clip and store your favorite articles, in
5 different styles. You may categorize your clips and arrange them using tags, so that
you can search through them later using the Evernote web app or mobile app, and you can
even view them offline.
Moving on to number 2 we have, Ghostery.
If you're looking for a simple ad blocker that prevents trackers, and makes your web
pages load quicker, than Ghostery is for you. To further safeguard your privacy, there is
built-in "Enhanced Anti Tracking" that anonymizes your data.
Ghostery gives you details about what's going on in the background, and disables scripts,
objects, and even whole pictures to safeguard your privacy. It's available in nearly every
browser, as well as mobile apps.
Moving along to number 3 with, Awesome Screenshot and Screen Recorder.
This is one of the best screen capture tools available, and it is built directly into Chrome.
This is a fantastic option for anyone, who want to capture the contents of web pages,
without using a separate applications. You may also record your desktop, a browser tab,
or the webcam. You may then add narration at the top of the video. This is a really
useful and helpful add-on.
Down to number 4, we find, HTTPS Everywhere.
Cybersecurity is highly essential nowadays. "HTTPS" is a website protocol that validates
whether or not a website is secure. This add-on will rewrite the request you send to each
webpage you visit, ensuring that your browser shows the secure version of the website. Browse
with confidence, knowing that your personal information is safe and that your computer
isn't infected with malware while you're online.
Okay on to number 5 we have, Image Downloader.
This is my favorite extension, Image Downloader, which allows you to download photos in bulk
from any website including Instagram. Before the download begins, it will display all the
images on the page and allowed you to pick the ones you want.
Moving along to number 6 with, Pericles: Text To Speech.
If you're like me, spend a lot of time reading on the internet, Pericles text to speech is
the best Chrome extension that may help you work more efficiently. To improve your multitasking
abilities, any text-based webpage may be converted to audio, allowing you to listen while continuing
to work. This is the best and most user-friendly text-to-speech reader on the market.
At number 7 we have, Picture-in-Picture Extension.
This one is from Google, and if you're like me, enjoy watching YouTube videos while working,
this addon is fantastic, it also works amazingly with other websites. When you click the button,
the video you're viewing shrinks to a tiny window that you may move and resize while
doing other things in the browser, or gaming. The player will always be on top of any apps.
However, keep the original video tab open to prevent the stream from closing.
On to number 8 we have, LastPass.
LastPass is a free password manager. It is compatible with all operating systems, mobile
devices, and online browsers. It can also import passwords saved in other apps. There
is no limit on the number of passwords that may be kept and synced, even in the free version.
LastPass is a password manager that auto-fills passwords for all accounts that have been
stored using this plugin. You just need to remember one password: your master password
for LastPass. This saves you time and hassles while also enhancing the security of your
critical data.
Finally, at number 9 we have, Save to Pocket.
Pocket is a Mozilla app, that allows you to read online material like articles, videos
you find for later offline usage. Simply sign up for an account and begin saving content
to your pocket using the Save to Pocket extension. One-click will Pockets all the material, so
you can view it at any time, even when you're not connected to the internet—on all of
your devices. Pocket includes apps and add-ons for everything, and you can save the video
in addition to text.
That's all for now! Keep in mind that this is only the beginning of a list that will
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of our latest releases. So feel free to toss your suggestions in the comments section below.
And we hope to see your face in our future video; in the meanwhile, have a wonderful
day.