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has started with it first day of launch. The market share of Google is increasing day by day. in January 2015 Google chrome was in the use of 22.65% of desktop users but in 2020 it's increased more than doubled. Google Chrome's market share is now more than 56.84%. The majority of Google chrome visitors come from mobile devices. The popularity of Chrome is undeniable. Plus, like Firefox, it supports extensions that make it even better. The library of extras, found on the Chrome Web Store, has rivaled Firefox for years, providing quick access to just about every web-based app imaginable. Microsoft realized how popular Chrome is and converted its Edge browser to a Chromium version so that it now supports all Chrome extensions natively, while still supporting its own Edge extensions from the Microsoft Store. Windows 10 users will automatically get the Chromium version. Rather than blindly stumbling through the Chrome Web Store to find the best extensions, we've put together a list of a few dozen you should consider. Some are unique to Google and its services (like Gmail), but most extensions work on different operating systems, so you can try them on any desktop platform (especially on Chromebooks); there may also be some versions that work on the mobile Chrome. All of these extensions are free, so there's no harm in giving them a try. You can easily disable or remove them by typing Chrome://extensions/ in the Chrome address bar or by right-clicking an extension's icon in the toolbar to remove it. Each extension must have a toolbar icon; hide them without deleting them by right-clicking and selecting Hide from the Chrome menu.