Chrome Web Store
Now that you have the Google Chrome web browser installed on your desktop let’s review some of the unique features that are only accessible in Google Web Browser. You’ll seriously miss these features in other well-liked browsers like Firefox, Internet Explorer, Apple Safari, or Opera.
- Website task manager
- The visual history of the browser
- Contextually clean menus
- Use the Address Bar to search your favorite websites
- See how different browsers use memory
- Reopen websites you accidentally closed
- Access Websites from the Quick Launch Bar or Start Menu
Chrome Web Store – what is it?
There are numerous apps, extensions, and themes that you can find in the Chrome Web Store for the Google Chrome browser. They will allow you to do more on Chrome.
How can Chrome apps help you get more done?
Apps can be used for creating documents, editing photos, playing games, listening to music, and more.
Apps can be classified into two types:
- Apps that function like a normal website (for example, Gmail or Google Calendar).
- Apps are essentially software programs you can install on your desktop, relying heavily on Chrome’s features (such as Google Keep).
How do you access Chrome Web Store?
You can install free items in the Chrome Web Store, but you must register for Google Payments to pay for apps, extensions, and browser themes. So first, check whether Google Payments is accessible in your country.
The Chrome Web Store will display items based on the country and language of your Chrome browser. If you want featured content and paid items in your local currency, click Settings and select your country.
What are Google Chrome extensions?
The extensions for Chrome are programs that can be added to Chrome to alter the browser’s functionality. For example, they can add new features to Chrome or alter the existing actions of the program to make it more useful.