Hey guys welcome back to my blog.I thought I'd do a quick post for you guy. I'm going to show you how to install Google Chrome extensions on your Android and the process is very simple. There's no need for adb programming or any weird technical skills.
Anyways Kiwi browser in the Play Store is the app that lets you run Chrome extensions. They just released an update supporting this. I know what you're thinking, I have to use a random third-party browser just to use this feature. I'm just gonna stick with Google Chrome, even though it doesn't support Chrome extensions because it's still the best Android browser out there.
first Go to play store ,download and install kiwi browser then move forward.
Anyways Kiwi browser in the Play Store is the app that lets you run Chrome extensions. They just released an update supporting this. I know what you're thinking, I have to use a random third-party browser just to use this feature. I'm just gonna stick with Google Chrome, even though it doesn't support Chrome extensions because it's still the best Android browser out there.
Step 1
first Go to play store ,download and install kiwi browser then move forward.
Step 2
It almost looks identical to Google Chrome and it even has a few extra features like google chrome doesn't have including a built-in dark theme, a more "powerful ad blocker".
First you need to open experimental chrome by entering "chrome://flags " in the url bar
Enable "chrome duplex" which places a toolbar at the bottom for better one-handed use.
just drop down the entire address bar by enabling an option called "bottom toolbar" within Kiwis accessibility settings enabling this feature will give you an extra button known as the rich ability button. this physically drops the entire page. so you don't have to readjust your hand to just tap a link at the top of the screen.
It uses a new chrome canary feature called edge history swipe which allows you to switch back and forth between your previously visited websites by just swiping from the edges of the screen. Now as if that wasn't enough ,Kiwi browser supports Chrome extensions.
Here's how it works?
First type in "Chrome.//extensions" in the address bar then within this page enabled mode then at the bottom of the page ,you'll see a link and Texas's find extensions in the Kiwi webstore, tap on that link and no redirect you to the Chrome Web Store where you can download and install any Chrome extension of your choice.
Every extension except for the ones that rely on x86 binary code and for obvious reasons. since every extension is supposed to work on desktops only. A lot of the extensions you run may not look that great or run properly on your phone but I was still able to use adblock plus for extreme ad blocking toolbox for Google Play Store which enhances the Google Play Store web page by adding an APK mere Android police and app brain buttons grammarly which is a powerful tool to fix your grammar in any text field granted.
it was only usable when I enable a desktop site honey to automatically find and apply coupon code. when you shop online hover zoom to enlarge pictures quickly by long-pressing on them and those were just a few of the ones that I tried and worked fairly well. there's a lot more to explore that's the easiest way to install Chrome extensions on the Kiwi browser.
Over To you
However if you want to install Chrome extensions that may not be in the Chrome Web Store. there's a harder method that you can try out it involves loading up zip files into your phone storage. I'm messing around with the file and a fowl manager. it's mostly for someone who's a little more technical.
I'll drop a link down below to an XD article that shows you how to do it either way that's my short tutorial on how to install Chrome extensions on your Android device. Hope you guys enjoyed this blog ,if you did of course smash that thumbs up button don't forget to share, I'll see you guys in the next one,Thank you.
Step 3
First you need to open experimental chrome by entering "chrome://flags " in the url bar
Step 4
Enable "chrome duplex" which places a toolbar at the bottom for better one-handed use.
Step 5
just drop down the entire address bar by enabling an option called "bottom toolbar" within Kiwis accessibility settings enabling this feature will give you an extra button known as the rich ability button. this physically drops the entire page. so you don't have to readjust your hand to just tap a link at the top of the screen.
It uses a new chrome canary feature called edge history swipe which allows you to switch back and forth between your previously visited websites by just swiping from the edges of the screen. Now as if that wasn't enough ,Kiwi browser supports Chrome extensions.
Here's how it works?
First type in "Chrome.//extensions" in the address bar then within this page enabled mode then at the bottom of the page ,you'll see a link and Texas's find extensions in the Kiwi webstore, tap on that link and no redirect you to the Chrome Web Store where you can download and install any Chrome extension of your choice.
Every extension except for the ones that rely on x86 binary code and for obvious reasons. since every extension is supposed to work on desktops only. A lot of the extensions you run may not look that great or run properly on your phone but I was still able to use adblock plus for extreme ad blocking toolbox for Google Play Store which enhances the Google Play Store web page by adding an APK mere Android police and app brain buttons grammarly which is a powerful tool to fix your grammar in any text field granted.
it was only usable when I enable a desktop site honey to automatically find and apply coupon code. when you shop online hover zoom to enlarge pictures quickly by long-pressing on them and those were just a few of the ones that I tried and worked fairly well. there's a lot more to explore that's the easiest way to install Chrome extensions on the Kiwi browser.
Over To you
However if you want to install Chrome extensions that may not be in the Chrome Web Store. there's a harder method that you can try out it involves loading up zip files into your phone storage. I'm messing around with the file and a fowl manager. it's mostly for someone who's a little more technical.
I'll drop a link down below to an XD article that shows you how to do it either way that's my short tutorial on how to install Chrome extensions on your Android device. Hope you guys enjoyed this blog ,if you did of course smash that thumbs up button don't forget to share, I'll see you guys in the next one,Thank you.