Author Topic: Google Chrome Extensions  (Read 3599 times)

Hooray, the google chrome team finally made an extension system. It's currently in testing so if you want it to you need to switch to the developer channel. The extensions are easy to make, based in HTML and Javascript. They allow you to create toolbars, or mod the browser all together. To learn how to make your own, go here.

I played around with the system and I found it really awesome. So I made a Return to Blockland toolbar:

Download
(To install it just download it, it should automatically prompt you to ask if you would like to install it)
To manage your extensions go to chrome://extensions.

EDIT: The screenshot also shows a custom theme that I downloaded from the google website.
« Last Edit: September 20, 2009, 06:32:02 AM by Destiny/Zack0Wack0 »

Awesome :) nice work.
The amount of stuff you could do with this :P
*downloads*



Here's my first one.

Random URL: Download.
When you can't think of anything random to type into google simply click this button :)
Sauce of randomness,  randomwebsite.com.

"Disclaimer: The websites you are forwarded to may contain naughty stuff"

Chrome is so awesome.


Once AD Block Plus and Grease monkey gets ported over to chrome I'm switching.


Blockland Server Checker

Requested by Hugums. Type in a host's name (case sensitive) like "Badspot" or "Truce", and when you click the button it'll tell you if the server is up or not (as according to the master server).

Blockland Server Checker

Requested by Hugums. Type in a host's name (case sensitive) like "Badspot" or "Truce", and when you click the button it'll tell you if the server is up or not (as according to the master server).
HELLS FUGING YUS!

Blockland Server Checker

Requested by Hugums. Type in a host's name (case sensitive) like "Badspot" or "Truce", and when you click the button it'll tell you if the server is up or not (as according to the master server).
Are you sure it works...?
I typed in Badspot and it said server down
« Last Edit: September 21, 2009, 05:38:20 PM by Colten »

Are you sure it works...?
I typed in Badspot and it said server down

Surprisingly, that server actually isn't up right now.
Which didn't loving help during testing cuz I thought it was broken.

I'd get Chrome, but it's not compatible with Windows XP Service Pack 1, and I'm not updating it to Service Pack 2.

I'd get Chrome, but it's not compatible with Windows XP Service Pack 1, and I'm not updating it to Service Pack 2.
Why wouldnt you update to a better, more secure version?