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Google Chrome Extensions

Extensions are little programs which add useful features to your browser.

Extensions can provide useful alerts and notifications, let you easily access your favorite web apps or news sources, and improve the ease of online tasks such as browsing photos, getting directions, or shopping.

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Translation in the browser

Chrome is the first browser to incorporate machine translation in the browser itself, without requiring additional plugins or extensions.

When the language on the web page does not match the language preferences set in the browser, Chrome will automatically ask to translate the web page into your preferred language.

Learn more about setting language preferences in Chrome or using the translation feature in Chrome.

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* Themes

Customize your browser with themes from artists around the world.

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* New Tab page

Visit your favorite websites easily from the New Tab page. When you open a new tab, the sites you visit most often are readily available.

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* Omnibox

Use the Omnibox to type both web addresses and searches in Chrome.

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* Incognito mode

When you don't want your website visits to be recorded in your browser history, you can browse in incognito mode.

Learn more about incognito mode, or about Google Chrome and browser privacy. * Tabs and Stability

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