Works with Google Drive
You can upload files from your PC or Google Drive.
Instruction Manual
We have a simple tutorial guide which explains the features of the software extension and what each button inside the extension does. Read our tutorial and welcome guide on how to use the extension to the fullest.
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Any operating system works
This addons works on all computers - the operating system you use doesn't matter.
Keep your privacy with this extension. Automatically clear all successful download entries when it finishes downloading, or over specified intervals.
Features:
Two useful options: on download finish or on a timer. You can also use both options at the same time.
Your files are not actually deleted.
Convenient Test button so you can see how it works.
In order to clear the downloads inside Google Chrome Browser manually, you need to follow these steps:
On your browser toolbar, click on the three dots menu icon.
Click on Downloads.
Click on Clear Download History button to clear all the downloads that are stored in your computer.
Where are files saved to when you download a file in Google Chrome?
Files that you download on Google Chrome are saved in a hidden folder called "Downloads", which is located in your personal profile folder.
To find where the Downloads folder is located, follow these steps:
Go to the main Chrome menu at the top right of your browser window. Click Settings.
Click Show advanced settings. Under "Downloads", click Change default save location. Choose a new location for downloads, or click Make Default to use the last-used location.
Now, any file you download from the internet will be saved in the new location that you specified.
How can you boost Google Chrome speed?
Google Chrome is a great web browser, but it can also be a little slow. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of Google Chrome.
Clear your cache regularly
Google Chrome uses your computer's RAM to store information on pages you visit frequently. This speeds up loading time when you revisit those websites. However, if you have a lot of tabs open or if your computer doesn't have much RAM, this can slow down your system and make it run slower overall. If this is the case for you, try clearing your cache regularly and see if that helps speed things up on your end.
To clear your cache, go to "Settings" then select "Advanced" and click "Clear Browsing Data." From there, choose what type of data you want cleared (cookies, history and saved passwords are some common choices) and click "Clear Data." This will remove the cached information from all the websites you've visited recently so they'll load more slowly next time around.
Turn off hardware acceleration
Hardware acceleration makes animations smoother in Google Chrome by using your computer's graphics processor (GPU). However, if you're not using a high-end laptop or desktop with an Nvidia or AMD graphics card, it can cause your website surfing to be slower.
Note that due to browser limitation (battery concern), the timer can only run every at least one minute, and may even be delayed further at browser's discretion.
Tutorial:
- Install the Extension
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After installing the extension, click on the icon
on the toolbar.
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