Google Now It is for many the greatest thing that has ever happened to Android. Without getting overly sentimental, we must recognize that it is a truly innovative approach to integrate the different Google services into units of quick and relevant information, that is, cards. We want to present you a way to bring Google Now to Chrome so that you can have the same information directly in your browser every time you open a tab. Blame it on the extension New Tab Page by Chris Emanuel.
Many of us already use them on our tablets and mobiles, but for this we have to have the Android version Jelly Bean. Some can't live without it, so this will be great news for them. Others may not have a device with the latest Google operating system or have directly opted for another mobile platform. It's the same. With this extension for Chrome you can try part of what the application offers.
The extension brings us a good part of the information that we could extract in the famous cards. Show us our track record or last pages we have visited. Weather information that can be expanded if we click on the icon. It also gives us access to Google News, although it still does not synchronize with our service settings and gives us American news by default, and access to our Chrome web apps.
New Tab Page still has to improve in customization and adjustment options, for now, completely forgotten. However, it does provide an opportunity to match the desktop and mobile services that Mountain View provides to us. As we said at the beginning, it also enables users who have not yet tried it to discover it and thus assess whether to buy that mobile with the new operating system and this application is as interesting as it seemed from the outside.
To install it you just have to open this link from Chrome and add it.