Google announces which 6 Chrome extensions were the favorites of the year

In different ways, Google allows users to customize Chrome. It is possible to do this, for example, by installing extensions, as they allow the browser work differently and better. At the end of the year, the company decided to announce which are its best extensions. Got a hunch?

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Best Google Chrome Extensions

They serve to add new functionality to the browser, but they can also change the appearance. Among the various possibilities, the company divided four categories – productivity, focus, games and visualization and learning – and listed the best ones to meet each of them.

in the category of productivity, Google chose:

• Tango: automatically turns the steps you've taken in some process into an instruction guide to share with others and show how it's done;
• SwiftRead: it helps to speed up the reading of text in your browser by two or three times, also helping to absorb the content;
• Liner: search extension that allows you to highlight, save, organize and get reading recommendations, and saves you research time;
• Compose AI: AI-based writing tool that helps you save time typing;
• Visbug: open source browser design platform, which allows you to make changes to text and images on websites;
• Check US Visa Slots: lets you check for US visa openings.

Already in the category focus, the chosen ones were: Workona Tab Manager, which serves to manage tabs, organize projects and gather all the work in the browser; and CrXMouse Chrome Gestures, which lets you create custom navigation shortcuts based on mouse movement.

For games and visualization, the choices were: RoPro is aimed at Roblox players as it adds dozens of useful and unique features to the game; and eJoy, which is a learning tool for English learners as it allows people to watch movies and videos with two subtitles.

In the last category, that of learning, the choices were aimed at students. The first was Equatio, which lets you easily create mathematical equations, formulas, and quizzes. The second most popular is MyBib, which allows people to create citations in different formats, but quickly and easily.