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Two popular questions these days seem to be “what online window do you use?”
and “are you thinking about switching browsers?”
But Firefox has been gaining great popularity and many people have chosen to switch to it.
Now Google Chrome is on the scene and is doing a great job competing.
So there is a war.
Much of it comes down to personal preference.
Many people will even hold off switching for that reason.
As the name indicates, this extension comes pretty close to offering something similar to Firefox’s Live Bookmarks.
Let’s take a closer look at how this extension works.
First off, installing extensions in Chrome is super simple.
One of the cool features is its ability to find feeds within all open tabs.
Once installed, you’ll get the nifty RSS icon in your upper bar.
Right clicking the RSS icon and then clicking “options” will bring you to an options page.
As someone who is constantly looking for features I am used to on Firefox, I understand the search.
At least this is one mountain conquered, right?
In your opinion, does RSS Live Links fit the bill?
What other functionality does Google Chrome need to get to get you to make the switch?
