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This extension makes it easy to temporarily disable power management on Chrome OS. It adds an icon in the upper-right corner of the browser that can be clicked to switch between modes where the screen is kept on (sun icon), the system is prevented from sleeping (sunset), or power-saving settings are left unchanged (moon). * Will this extension prevent a Chromebook from suspending when its lid is closed? No, but if an external display is connected, recent versions of Chrome OS will remain awake when the lid is closed. * What's the difference between the "screen is kept on" and "system is prevented from sleeping" modes? When the system is prevented from sleeping (sunset icon), network connections will remain active; this may be useful if using e.g. the Secure Shell app. The screen will still dim and turn off eventually, though. In the "screen is kept on" mode (sun icon), the system will avoid sleeping and the display will additionally remain on. * What do the icons mean? The sun icon means that the screen will be kept on. The moon icon means that the system will behave the same way that it would if the extension were not installed. The sunset icon is a middle ground: the system will avoid sleeping (as described above) but the screen will still turn off. Release notes for version 1.8 (1.7 was never published): Release notes for version 1.6: Removed scary "tabs" permission. (Technical details: There's a bug where Chrome doesn't notify extensions after the user logs in on Chrome OS. This extension loads its saved state whenever a window is created instead. The chrome.windows API is documented as requiring the "tabs" permission but listening for window creation appears to work without it.) Release notes for version 1.5: This version fixes a bug where the previous mode would not be correctly restored after logging out and back in. Note also that only the "keep the screen on" and "unchanged" modes are available in Chrome 26. In Chrome 27, the "prevent the system from sleeping" mode is also available.
System Monitor
Monitor system status like CPU, memory, battery Source code: https://github.com/pd4d10/system-monitor
JSTorrent Helper extension
Used alongside the JSTorrent BitTorrent Chrome app, adds context menu Join the waitlist for the new version: https://new.jstorrent.com/comingsoon.html This extension adds "Add to JSTorrent" to your right-click menu for magnet links and .torrent files. Currently ChromeOS only. Windows, Mac, and Linux support coming soon. This is a browser extension that interacts with the JSTorrent BitTorrent Chrome app. Formerly known as "JSTorrent Contextmenu extension", it adds a context menu "Add to JSTorrent" that allows you to right click on any .torrent links or magnet: links you find on the Web and have them load up in JSTorrent. The new version makes using this extension even easier. It will detect if you have the partner application installed and give you a notification to install it or the free trial version. So just give it a try and I guarantee you won't be disappointed! Best used with JSTorrent https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jstorrent/anhdpjpojoipgpmfanmedjghaligalgb JSTorrent is a ChromeOS torrent program that is a breeze to install and can download torrents.
Secure Shell
Terminal emulator and SSH and SFTP client. Secure Shell is an xterm-compatible terminal emulator and stand-alone ssh client for Chrome. It uses Native-Client to connect directly to ssh servers without the need for external proxies. A SFTP command line client is included. On ChromeOS, you can create SFTP mounts and access them from the Files app! It has been well tested for a couple of years. Please read the FAQ, available here: https://hterm.org/x/ssh/faq. You can also exchange feedback in the chromium-hterm mailing list, available here: https://hterm.org/x/ssh/contact. The changelog is available here: https://hterm.org/x/ssh/changelog
Display #Anchors
Displays anchors for all content in the current web page without breaking the layout. Display #Anchors offers an easy way to see all (invisible) anchors in a page, to make it easier to link to a specific part of a webpage. - Finds all anchors in a page and shows a marker next to it. - Does not alter the layout; so no jumpy pages or expensive repaints. - The anchored content is highlighted on Hover over the marker. - The marker is highlighted on hover over the anchored content. - Click on the toolbar button to remove all markers. - The extension consumes no memory until it's actually used. - Optional option to display anchors in cross-origin frames. 【 Customization 】 - You can set a custom shortcut to toggle the extension (Alt + Shift + A by default). - You can customize the label of the displayed anchor. - You can optionally grant access to all sites, to display anchors in cross-origin frames. Before creating this extension, I've been using the "Display Anchors" feature of Chris Pederick's "Web Developer" extension for Chrome. An unfortunate "feature" of this implementation is that the markers cause changes to the layout, resulting in some loss of time to find the position of the page before activating the anchors (and a broken layout looks ugly). Besides that, the extension had too much overhead (it activates on every page, and consumes memory even when I did not use it). This encouraged me to develop a new extension that offers the desired feature in an optimal way.
