The traditional method of saving images on Google Chrome is limited and sometimes it can be difficult for users to save multiple images at once, organize them, and more. With the help of image ...

Google announced that image extensions for Google Ads is rolling out to desktop ads now. Note, it launched for mobile search ads in May 2021. Also, Google Ads image extensions now supports dynamic ...

Oh wow, this Google Chrome extension feels like magic. Project Naptha, a Chrome extension made by developer Kevin Kwok, uses optical character recognition technology whipped up by several ...

This extension allows users to save an image in different formats – JPG, PNG, and WebP. No matter whether an image was uploaded in JPG, PNG, or WebP format on the website, you can change the file ...

This is a public service announcement that everyone should be careful when installing extensions from the Chrome Web Store. While most extensions are perfectly harmless, it is starting to become more ...

Image Downloader by https://sunnyextdev.com is a Chrome extension that injects advertisements into web pages you are visiting and opens new browser tabs to display advertisements without you clicking ...

In a series of updates to image extensions for Google Ads, a selection of stock photos can now be used when previously they weren't allowed. Google Ads is relaxing its policy on the use of stock ...

The image extension is back and out of beta. Monday, Bing Ads announced the release of image extensions in search ads on tablets and PCs — notably not on smartphones. Advertisers can upload up to six ...

Gallery ads, the splashy, image-driven format that Google introduced last year, will be phasing out. Instead, Google will focus its other image beta, image extensions. Google is informing Gallery ad ...

Make time to review Google ad extensions on a regular basis to ensure you're taking advantage of all available opportunities - including these. Ad extensions maximize your visibility in search engine ...

The extensions below all meet two criteria. First. they have to do something that isn’t easily handled by Windows, macOS, or Chrome itself. Second, they have to be generally useful — most people don’t ...