Filling the G-Apps: Chrme Apps v Extensions

By -

What Are Chrome Apps/Extensions?

Chrome Extensions are small pieces of software that integrate with Chrome browser giving it more functionality, while Chrome Apps are complete applications that use the Chrome browser as a GUI and connect to the external website for the coded processes and functions.



For specific details please see:


If you have a few extensions you used regularly we recommend that you download and install the Chrome App Launcher for your desktop as it allows for easy access and takes up less real estate:


Chrome Apps

Below is a list of Chrome Apps that I've found useful on our network:


Chrome Extensions

Below is a list of Chrome Extensions that we have reviewed and believe are useful to productivity:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Australia's New IoT Standards & Security Labelling Scheme

By -
Image
In Australia, the "Internet of Things" (IoT) is moving from a Wild West of unmanaged devices to a regulated, safer landscape. At myBizConcierge (MBC), we know that for a growing business, every new piece of tech is an opportunity to be more efficient. Whether it’s a smart security camera for your storefront or a connected printer in your home office, these "Internet of Things" (IoT) devices are the silent engines of the modern SMB. Here is what you need to know about the new security standards and how they help you protect your self & family at home & in the office. Listen to this article discussed on our podcast What is Changing? For years, many smart devices—TVs, baby monitors, and office security cameras—were sold with flimsy security, often using easily guessed default passwords like "admin" or "1234" easily. The Australian Government has stepped in to change this. Starting 4 March 2026, it will be illegal to sell most smart devices i...
Read more

The Alarming Cyber Security Gap: Why Australian SMBs Can't Afford to Wait

By -
Image
Australian Business Cyber Attack Four Key Actions The digital landscape has changed. For Australian Small-to-Medium Businesses (SMBs), cyber security is no longer just an IT department's concern—it is the single biggest threat to your financial stability and reputation. Statistics from the latest industry reports paint a clear, urgent picture: the cost of an incident is rising, and the recovery time is measured in months, not days. If you haven't reviewed your defensive strategy in the last six months, your business is exposed. Here’s a breakdown of the critical risks you face right now, and the four non-negotiable actions required to protect your business, clients, and data. Listen to this article discussed on our podcast The True Cost of Complacency: Up to $100,000 in Damages Forget the global headlines; the reality for Australian business owners is grim. The financial consequences of a breach are no longer a theoretical risk—they are a measured cost. Average SMB Cost Soars :...
Read more

Reclaim Your Peace of Mind: A Fun Guide to Protecting Your Digital Life

By -
Image
 Did you catch our last article about the  3-2-1 backup strategy ? We're talking about a simple, powerful way to keep your digital memories and important documents safe from unexpected disasters. It's like having a superhero cape for your family photos, client lists, and everything in between! If you haven't read it yet, now's the perfect time to get up to speed. It's a quick, easy read that breaks down the whole process so you can start protecting what matters most. Read the full Essential 321 Backup Strategy article here. Once you've got the basics down, you might be wondering, "What's next?" We know that every family and every small business has unique needs. That's why we’ve created a simple, free tool to help you figure out what kind of backup plan is right for you. This isn't a test; it's a helpful guide! By walking through a few scenarios, you'll be able to identify your specific backup needs and get a better understanding o...
Read more