There are a lot of great extensions created for Google Chrome browser by its developers. Some of the favorite extensions are as given below. You can find all of these extensions at chrome.google.com/extensions.
- Opinion
Cloud: Summarizes comments on YouTube videos and Flickr photos to
provide an overview of the crowd’s overall opinion. - Google
Voice: All sorts of helpful Voice features directly from the
browser. See how many messages you have, initiate calls and texts, or
call numbers on a site by clicking on them. - AutoPager.
Automatically loads the next page of a site. You can just scroll down
instead of having to click to the next page. - Turn
Off the Lights: Fades the page to improve the video-watching
experience. - Google
Dictionary: Double-click any word to see its definition, or click
on the icon in the address bar to look up any word. - After
the Deadline: Checks spelling, style, and grammar on your emails,
blog, tweets, etc. - Invisible
Hand: Does a quick price check and lets you know if the product you
are looking at is available at a lower price elsewhere. - Secbrowsing:
Checks that your plug-ins (e.g. Java, Flash) are up to date. - Tineye:
Image search utility to find exact matches (including cropped, edited,
or re-sized images). - Slideshow:
Turns photo sites such as Flickr, Picasa, Facebook, and Google Images
into slideshows. - Google
Docs/PDF Viewer: Automatically previews pdfs, powerpoint
presentations, and other documents in Google Docs Viewer. - Readability:
Reformat the page into a single column of text. - Chromed
Bird: A nice Twitter viewing extension. - Feedsquares:
Cool way of viewing your feeds via Google Reader. - ScribeFire:
Full-featured blog editor that lets you easily post to any of your
blogs. - Note
Anywhere: Digital post-it notes that can be pasted and saved on any
webpage. - Instant
Messaging Notifier: IM on multiple clients. - Remember
the Milk: The popular to-do app. - Extension.fm:
Turns the web into a music library.
