Chrome/Firefox: Ever been reading a site and wish not to go back to the last page you visited, but the last page in that web site's hierarchy?

Chrome: The Goo.gl URL Shortener Extension adds a button to your Chrome toolbar that brings one-click URL shortening via Google's super-speedy and reliable URL shortener, goo.gl. More »

Chrome-only: If you often find yourself discovering images and files you want to save but don't really want to deal with them right this moment, Cloud Save attempts to solve that problem. By right clicking on an image or download link, you can opt to send that file to one of many cloud-based services. More »

Chrome: If you find that all of Google Reader's extra social features just get in your way, Minimalist Google Reader will let you slim down the interface quite nicely, while also adding a useful shortcut that opens links in the background. More »

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Chrome: Adblock Plus—the ad-blocking browser extension that does exactly what the name implies—has just updated on Google Chrome with significant improvements, and is now basically on par with the quality of the Firefox version. More »

Chrome: Chrome has some nice quick-access icons on its extension bar, but it only works if extensions put icons there. If you want to toggle other extensions on or off, these Chrome add-ons will help you do it from the address bar. More »

Android/Chrome (Windows): Google's Cloud Print setup is a little rough around the edges right now, but the possibilities are looking nice. An Android app, for example, uses Dropbox and Cloud Print to fling almost anything you see or open on your Android over to your (Windows-connected) printer.More »

Most Desktop and Mobile Platforms: There's no shortage of digital comic book readers out there, but new service Graphic.ly stands apart: instead of downloading CBR files, you build up a library from their web store and sync it across all your devices. More »

Chrome: If you're one of the folks that opens up tabs upon tabs upon tabs when browsing, you may find it difficult to sift through them. Extension Snipe lets you search your open tabs with a simple keyboard shortcut. More »

Chrome: No one really likes Pandora's overly Flashy desktop player, nor do they like having to switch to an open tab just to change tracks. The unofficial Pandora Chrome extension lets you control Pandora from your address bar, using only your keyboard. More »

Chrome only: One of the many things new users learn about Chrome, fairly quickly, is that right-clicking on images doesn't offer a "Properties" option. Get back your simple image information window with the Image Properties Context Menu extension. More »

Chrome: Smart Video Enlarger is an extension that adds two great viewing features to the YouTube web interface. More »

Chrome: If you're the type to open up a million tabs when you browse, extension "Close Other Tabs From the Same Site" will help you end those tabbed browsing benders with a single click in the context menu. More »

Google Chrome: Many of you have been noticing that Google's search results have been less useful lately, and Google's listening: with their new Personal Blocklist extension, you can block sites from your search results and send the information back to Google. More »

Google Chrome: We're visual creatures, and sifting through an entire inbox organized only by text isn't exactly pretty. Chrome extension SocialGmail adds contact thumbnails to your inbox, so you can more easily recognize who that new message is from. More »

Chrome: We love tweaking Gmail to our liking with extensions like Minimalist Gmail, but if you've wanted to do the same to Google Calendar, Minimalist for Google Calendar will let you remove links, tweak buttons, and change the colors of your Calendar. More »

Chrome: Opening a ton of tabs in your browser can have disastrous effects on your productivity (and the stability o

Chrome: One of our most wanted email innovations is the ability to "snooze" email messages like we do alarms. Snooze Your Email for Chrome does that for Gmail, alerting you to important messages later on—whether 5 minutes or 5 days. More »

Chrome: Music streaming services like Grooveshark are awesome, but having to control your music through a browser tab is annoying, and can intrude on your work. Simple extension sharkZapper lets you control Grooveshark right from Chrome's navigation bar. More »

Chrome: Adding extra features to Gmail isn't a new idea, but Minimalist Gmail for Chrome is the best tweaker yet: You can hide items, add row highlights, and even change the five Google links at the