

You hit install…Īs far as apps go, we have to say themes are also a must if you want to really, REALLY customize just about anything.

Installing extensions is a process fully identical to the app installation. With the introduction of chrome extensions way back last year, Chrome took a pretty big step trying to catch Firefox. …and then it should pop up to be with you every time you open a new tab.Įxtensions are also something you’ll find in the web store.

Hit the blue install button on any application page… With each new application you can get way more creative, flexible and productive with your browser, since most of the apps are based on bringing a product or website in an alternative way ( like layers for example, which combines RSS, FB, and Twitter into one). The apps are only the first part of the web store and they are perhaps the best reason to try this out on your install of Chrome.

The variety is large and getting bigger and you can get anything from a doodling program to a full blown business app. All applications have their own category and the specific page for each individual app is organized perfectly – you get the application info, some screenshots and videos of it and also a rating of it based on what other users gave out of five stars. Most applications are free, and others usually require a very small monthly fee or single one-time payment. Oh, you hate videos? Ok fine, here ya go: The Store Jack took a look at the Google Chrome Web Store back in December and it has been growing like crazy since so we thought we would dig a little deeper and show ya how-to spice up your Chrome install a bit AND, this time around were going to kick things off with a groovyVideo! Google – Yeah, it was only a matter of time before we started seeing App Stores pop-up from everyone. This decade Apple demonstrated they wouldn’t lose this battle twice and launched the amazingly successful Apple App-Store for their mobile platform the iPhone. Ok – History lesson over however let’s not forget the lesson.
