Showing posts with label Chrome extension for browsers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chrome extension for browsers. Show all posts

Monday, May 21, 2012

How to learn how much time you spend on Facebook? [Chrome Extension]


Facebook Runner is a browser extension which displays how much time you spend on Facebook and Internet. 



After installing, it starts running only if Facebook tab is active.

Features:
  * Displays and saves how much time you spend on Facebook and Internet.
  * Can be integrated to your Facebook page.
  * Saves timer values for continuing after browser restart.
 * Several timer resetting options: Daily, Every 7 days, Every 30 days, On startup, Never and Manually.
  * Details page for viewing statistics.
  * Timer view format can be shortened. 
  * Supports English and Turkish languages.

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Download Full Facebook Photo Album (Chrome Extension)


Do you want to download Full Facebook Photo Album, If so then Add this Chrome extension. 


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Usage: 

1. Link to the album on your facebook page. 
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2. Click the "Download FB photos" Icon. (Photo-1)

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3. You will see all photos on a new tab. (Photo-2) 

4. Press "Ctrl+S" and select "Save whole pages". 

5. Great! You will see a folder including all the photos in this album.


Source: Internet

Friday, July 8, 2011

Add your Facebook stream to Google+ with this browser extension

You have your Google+ invite and have been enjoying the new features that Google has been making available to you. Adding another social network to your existing Facebook and Twitter accounts, it can be difficult to prioritize your updates amongst your networks.
Some users have manually entered their updates manually across networks, others have employed their own ways to share. However, a new Chrome extension “Google+Facebook” takes the hassle out of updating both your Google+ and Facebook walls by adding your Facebook stream into your Google+ dashboard.
Crossrider, developers of the tool, said that the Chrome extension took just a day to create using the Crossrider Development Framework, a JavaScript framework that helps to create cross browser extensions in minutes. At the time of writing, the app has been installed by more than 10,000 users across Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome.
The application will request access to your Facebook account using public APIs but will require full access for it to be able to deliver updates and allow you to post to your wall. If you are uncomfortable giving your details to third-parties, this extension might not be for you.
All that is needed now is a Twitter extension and you have a large percentage of your social networking accounts covered.


Source: The Next Web