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How To Save The Space Of Address Bar By Grouping All Extensions Into One Place On Chrome


Do you recognize this? 


sample address bar


I am pretty sure that your address bar looks like this, with a whole lot of chrome extensions on the side. Chrome extensions are the things which allow you to add your own personalized touch to your browser. We all know that there is a huge online store full of awesome extensions out there, the end of the page is the limit. But the only problems are that the more you get extensions, the shorter the address bar gets, and I do not think that we should have to remove those awesome extensions unwillingly. Till date, there is no certain app that can group up multiple extensions and place them in a file like you can do with your bookmarks. But, instead of making multiple groups, you can make 1 single group in under a minute which can be accessed to you in under 1 second, or at maximum, 2.

Any Solution?


Well, obviously there is one because that would be the reason that I am writing this post. Let's take the example of some of the extensions on the right. Imagine if you want these to be easily accessed in one place with 1 click and also super fast, without any loading. All you have to do is follow these steps.

1. The very first thing that you have to do is to get your cursor hovered over the right edge of the address bar after the bookmark page star widget. That will make a double-way arrow appear. 
double way arrow on the address bar instruction
2. Click on the edge and drag it all the way towards the right end until no extension is visible or just to hide the extensions that you need to be active but you don't need visible on top. Note - This will only hide the extensions, not disable them.
    3. Next, after you have done enough sliding, click on the bar like icon at the left, it will look like this 

    4. That's all you got to do.

    Result After Doing All This Stuff





    This is what will happen to all of your extensions. They will be visible on that list for all of your preferences and settings. This will let your address bar stay long and will allow you to access your extensions with one easy click. 

    What do you think, is this useful? Comment down below if you have any further questions or requests and be sure to check back for more posts coming out soon.

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