

The Wikipedia feature is certainly useful, as is the ability to search Google. In one of the most useful, when you highlight text on a Web page in Chrome, a bubble pops up that lets you get a summary of the text from Wikipedia, and also lets you click on icons to go to the Wikipedia entry, search on Google for the text, or search using the Surf Canyon and Duckduckgo search engines. The FastestChrome extension offers a grab-bag of enhancements. The bad news is that it doesn't always work properly, so you may find it useful at some times, and not so useful during others.

When it works properly, it offers several useful tools that can make your time on the Web more productive. mp3, etc., it would be a 10/10.FastestChrome is a useful extension for Google's. If it were able to download more specifically like just. So many useful features all built into one.Ĭons: Some bugs still need to be worked out with the ability to download page links. Pros: This is like the swiss-army knife of firefox.
Interface is pretty slick, but the default option to popup the Popup Bubble gets severely annoying after a while although it can be disabled.The ability to load multiple pages at once instead of having to click on or find theThe only issue I have noticed thus far is when downloading page links, it will not save the full file name and extension if it is over so many characters long, leaving you to have to go back and either rename them, or delete them and just download them normally. I use this on every firefox installation, including Mac and Windows 7 (64 and 32 bit). Some issues, butover all makes Firefox the ultimate web browser.
