Imgur Extension by Metronomik for fast and easy capturing and uploading to Imgur. Google Translate for easily translating words without having to leave the page I'm on, just as with Google Dictionary. Google Dictionary (by Google) for easily checking up on words I might not know, without having to leave the page I'm on. It's also really nice to just be able to glance up to see how long until my next event. Google Calendar (by Google) for an easy dropdown menu of my next calendar events. Jackalriot: ' Better History because its interface makes it easier for me to find sites I've previously visited.įlix Plus by Lifehacker for extra features and customization of Netflix. His fellow Chrome OS redditors responded with their app recommendations: Any must-have apps I should download right away, or any other useful tips / hints i should be aware of? many thanks in advance.' I have an android phone so i'm kind of used to google's platform. 'My nine year old macbook is pretty much done (may it rest in peace) and I have an acer chromebook (13', 4gb ram) being delivered today. Speaking of Chromebooks, a redditor on the Chrome OS subreddit is getting a new Chromebook and wanted to know which apps he should install on it: Must-have Chrome OS apps for your Chromebook In terms of software, Chrome OS and the Chrome Web Store have filled in a lot of the holes that used to exist in the experience of working entirely in a browser. In 2015, you have a lot of different options in terms of price point, size, build quality and configurations.

Chromebooks have come a long way in the past couple of years, both in terms of hardware and software.

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