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FastestChrome: Browse The Web Faster On Google Chrome

FastestChrome is  one of the most popular Google Chrome extensions available for Chrome browser. You can save your time and enhance your productivity by using this smart extension. You will get quick definitions, auto-load next pages, search faster, and many more. FastestChrome is easy to use. All features are configurable via options.



Endless Pages automatically loads the next page just before you reach the end so you don't have to click "Next" or wait. To open searches in a new tab middle click the icon. Look up definitions instantly by highlighting a word. Look up definitions instantly by highlighting a word. Hover over a link to see how popular it is on Facebook and Twitter. To enable Facebook, Twitter function, go to Options -> Show link info to enable.



Better Google shows you relevant results from real-time and shopping search engines such as OneRiot and Amazon. Also you can search more conveniently. Just select text then click on a search engine to search. Also it automatically turns text URLs into links. Try these exclusive features on your Google Chrome.



If you want to disable the Superfish slide-ups, then go to chrome://extensions/ -> FastestChrome -> Options. Also take a note, for security reasons no extensions are allowed to work on these Gallery pages. Add this extension to Google Chrome browser.
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