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Do you recognize this?  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 extens...

If you are a blogger providing content, tips, tutorials, recipes, reviews or anything at all to attract viewers, then you also should require for there to be a medium through which they can interact in a way that is a bit unique. But, for interaction purposes, you must all have comment forms and contact forms, buttons and things if such sort, but they are all very common. To add that bit or sparkle to your site , you need something like a star rating widget. Now luckily, we have provided a few methods using which you can add some of those sparkling stars to your own lovely site. Since a site or a blog should most positively have a rating option. This widget improves the level of interactivity in your site and is highly recommended. There are a couple of rating widgets for a blogger for free. 5-Star Ratings, Thumbs Up-Down Ratings, Yes-No Ratings, 1-5 Ratings, 1-10 ratings , etc. Now, when it comes to the  Blogger platform  Blogger doesn't provide any rating widget...

If you are a blogger on your way to creating an epic blog, then you need to be sure that your blog has everything it needs first. One major principle that should be a part of every blog or site or anything on the web is Convenience .  To be more clear, take an example. Imagine if you have a large book from which you need to find everything available for just a single topic or maybe even just a single chapter, and say that there are 300 chapters. You can't possibly waste so much time going through each page. The thing that you'd look at before any other page of the book would be the table of contents so you can easily skip to the important place(s). But, on the other and, if it wouldn't be available, you would go to some other source that would make finding its information easy and convenient .   And here is where we come in, just like mentioned above, if your site does not offer something so that all of its content could be easily organized and accessed, then just reme...