The Chrome Web Store is the official web store for users of the Google Chrome web browser. Allows users to discover, download and install extensions, themes, apps and games to improve your browsing experience and customize your browser interface.

Google has announced the availability of a version for all users that has been tested in recent months. It features an improved color palette, updated card styles, improved icon readability, and better integration with Google’s Material You design language. “creating a consistent visual experience across the Chrome ecosystem”they explain.

The new Chrome Web Store has improved its user interface to make it so more intuitive and easier to use. The search bar is now located in the upper right corner of the screen, making it easily accessible to users. In addition, search options have been improved to allow users to filter results by all recommended items or extensions and topics.

The store also introduced a new extension category, including AI-based purchases and expansions. Function Editorial Spotlight highlights recently released extensions that the Google team recommends exploring.

Extensions are certainly an ideal addition to Chrome and any browser in general. And it’s a good “mistake” that Google’s development leads the web browsing market. All browsers support them, but none have as many as Chrome, extended to other Chromium-based browsers (Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi…) and thanks to standardization, they can be imported by others. extension development carried out a few years ago by the big four in the sector, Apple, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla.

You know them well. These extensions They provide features that early versions of browsers don’t always have and allow more customization in all their sections.. The new Chrome Web Store looks good in the aesthetic, simple and functional section. If you get lost among so many extensions and want to access the “best” ones, remember that Google has added special bookmarks that meet Google’s design and user experience standards. The label is not assigned randomly or using algorithms, but is tested and evaluated by members of the official Chrome team.

And be careful with security… These extensions are very useful, but cybercriminals have often used them as a preferred means of spying, stealing data or installing malware of all kinds. It also needs to include privacy and proper functioning policies, because as with any massive software group, there’s a lot of garbage in the middle of other great development that’s essential to us.