Flickr, extension helps you get a beautiful and unique picture every time you open a new Tab on Chrome
Flickr Chrome Extension, an extension that helps you display a famous photo from Flickr social network every time you open a new tab.
Flickr Chrome Extension, an extension that helps you display a famous photo from Flickr social network every time you open a new tab. With this extension, instead of facing the new tabbed default interface in Chrome browser, you will have a completely new interface.
Feature of Flickr:
- When opening a new window, famous photos of professional photographers on Flickr Photos will be displayed instead of the tedious default interface.
- Click on the photo or the share name to see information on Flickr.
- The viewed image will be displayed as a slideshow when using scrolling.
How to install Flickr Chrome Extension:
Step 1: Visit the Chrome Web Store under the link below.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/flickr-tab/bhnpmdabjgpimmnbmhefncbghknfegog
Step 2: On the interface, click on "Add to Chrome".
Step 3: In the new window that appears, select "Add gadget" to install Flickr Extension.
After installation is complete, the message will be added to Chrome. Try opening a new blank tab and feel it!
See more:
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- Instructions for installing extension for Chrome on a computer from a smartphone
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