Hover chrome extension

An open-sourced extension that that bypasses paywalls and blocks ads. Made so you can access important information with ease and without distractions.Access more content on the internet. Made so you can access important information, on topics like coronavirus and elections, with ease and without paywalls, subscription walls, ads, and tracking modules. \Read about how it works here: Locally:Google ChromeDownload this repo as a ZIP file from GitHub.Unzip the file and you should have a folder named hover-paywalls-browser-extension-master.In Chrome go to the extensions page (chrome://extensions).Enable Developer Mode at the top right.Drag the dist folder that is in hover-paywalls-browser-extension-master onto anywhere on the Chrome page to import it! (do not delete the folder afterwards)Enjoy!Download from the Chrome Web Store (10,000+ Downloads + 5/5 Rating) (Down because Google does not allow bypassing paywalls): To Use / DemoEnable in Hover Extension in Google Chrome, and you should see it on the top right along with your other Chrome extensions. To bypass paywalls on the website domain you're on, simply click on the "Bypass Paywalls" toggle button. It should work automatically! Enjoy :) If it doesn't work right away, go to the "Advanced" tab, and try different combinations of the strategies to bypass the paywal using the Toggle buttons. Almost always, enabling just one of them will do the trick, but it depends on the website.Many times, clicking "Block Cookies" and then "Unblock Cookies" will do the trick, as you clear your stored cookies!How To ContributeFork the repository and improve Hover!Make edits in src folder, and then run npm run build. This will create the dist folder, which is used by browsers (see Download Locally Step 5).Current stable version: 2.2.7Dev version: 2.2.8Next StepsTransfer into a Firefox extension. Make Hover work for more sites. Try to get back onto Google Chrome Store.Notes-The only permissions/settings the extension utilizes are for webRequest and cookie functionality, and nothing more.-May not work on some websites.Sponsor / DonateIf you enjoy the extension, feel free to sponsor us here: not use this extension to violate the terms of service/use of any website.

How to Implement Certifications using the Chrome ExtensionYou can display your Ezoic Certifications using the Ezoic Chrome Extension tool. If you do not already have the Ezoic Chrome extension installed, you can install it here.Once installed, click the extension in the top right corner of your Chrome Browser to open it, then navigate to the Create tab:Click the drop down that says “Automatically Detect” under Placeholder Size, and scroll down to the bottom section of the drop down tab: Once you’ve selected “Certification”, you can activate the extension by clicking “Select Location”. From there, you can proceed to insert a placeholder wherever you would like to display your Ezoic Certifications on the page. If the extension is activated, you’ll be able to hover over where you would like the placeholder inserted on the page. We recommend choosing a spot on the page that is consistent across your site. For example, inserting the placeholder within the bottom footer or top header will help with formatting consistency.Once you’ve selected your location, click “Insert here.”This will open a styling modal, where you can proceed to choose the positioning and sizing of your certifications. You can preview different sizes for the certifications within the modal, and you can make adjustments at any time. Once you’ve ready to insert the certification placeholder on your site, select Save Placeholder. If saved successfully, a colored box will appear in your selected location.Once you deactivate the chrome extension and reload the page, your certification should appear.

Hover Zoom+ is a highly customizable Chrome extension that simplifies the way one zooms into website images or videos. Enlarging images requires no clicks, as the name implies. Just hover the cursor over an image and let the add-on do the work. Hover Zoom+ doesn't cover all images, but only the ones designed to be maximized.Nothing special at firstHover Zoom+ reveals a compact UI if its icon is clicked. The only couple of options found there is a general disable button, which shuts down the extension, and a command to disable it for a specific page. One might wonder how is this highly customizable. Well, the magic happens behind the stage. Access the Options menu to tweak the add-on in order to match your needs.Make use of hotkeysThe default behavior is zooming in while placing the cursor over an image/video. Move the cursor out of the thumbnail's bounds to undo the action. If you prefer to trigger the zoom with a certain keyboard button, go to the More options > Action Keys. This menu offers you the possibility to implement and apply hotkeys for an operation like activating or deactivating the extension, opening an image in a new window or tab, and locking the image to the screen.Move advanced actions like saving an image, copying images or their URLs to the clipboard, or flipping them vertically or horizontally can be assigned a hotkey and deployed. Also, if you stumble upon high-resolution images, you can activate the full zoom feature, which

One of the most useful features of the Moto X, and now other Android phones capable of running the latest version of Google Now, is the ability to do searches and interact with Google Now by saying “OK Google.” Users don’t need to press a button like they do on most Android phones or on an iPhone with Siri. This capability came to Google Chrome web browser thanks to an extension. To get the extension, go to the Google Voice Search Hotword (Beta) extension page in the Chrome App Store. Click on the button in the upper right corner to install the extension. In the image below it shows that I’ve already installed it. Before installing it will look different. A Chrome browser extension adds functionality not already built into the browser. The Chrome store lists hundreds of useful extensions like the Google Voice Search Hotword (beta) extension. After installing the extension, the URL bar at the top of the Chrome window will show a mic icon at the right end. Click it and it opens a page that shows the red mic ready to listen for a the user’s voice. Speak clearly and loudly without too much background noise. I tested it while watching a movie and the dialogue of the film didn’t interfere with the search, so some computers will work better than others. It depends on the computer microphone’s sensitivity. If for some reason a user doesn’t speak into the mic of their computer quickly enough, it shows the following Google search page. Notice something different? The search box includes the mic icon. The user can say “OK Google” and it will wake up and listen for a search phrase. The feature makes searching quicker for people who don’t type well or those who like to do voice dictation. It works as expected. The Google Chrome App Store lists some users who’ve experienced some problems, but the extension worked great for me. If for some reason the extension causes problems, click on the menu button represented by three horizontal lines at the right end of the URL bar in Chrome. Hover over More Tools with the mouse cursor until the fly out menu appears. Click on Extensions. A page listing installed extensions appears. Find the extension and click on the trash can icon next to it to remove it.