Compatible with Chrome and Edge
Instruction Guide
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. Use all the features of this browser software.
If you are interested in other web extensions to install, you might wish to check out the Microsoft Bing Search with Rewards extension.
Microsoft Bing Search with Rewards Extension
It allows you to complete daily offers to get points.
Track the number of points you have currently and the rewards you can redeem with these points.
The ways to get points & get rewarded is search with Bing, browse with Microsoft Edge and shop at the Microsoft and Windows stores to earn rewards.
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Other useful extensions
Another extension which would be useful to install is the iCloud bookmarks extension.
It allows to keep your Chrome bookmarks on Windows synced up with the Safari bookmarks on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
iCloud will store your website bookmarks so it is accessible even on your iPhone and Mac.
Try these other two extensions and see if it will boost your daily productivity.
Open your TIFF files instantly for free using this software. You can open your TIFF files and save these changes directly onto your desktop. We also allow you to save the edited TIFF file into your Google Drive as well. Once you have made the necessary changes to your TIFF file - Free of Charge View TIFF files for free!
Features:
Install and open.
- After installing the extension. You click on the icon and can open your TIFF files.
What is a TIFF file?
TIFF stands for Tagged Image File Format. It's a widely used file format for images and it's used by many programs, including Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office Picture Manager, and Apple Preview. A single file can contain multiple images or pages from a document.
What is a TIFF file extension?
A .tiff file extension indicates that the file contains a TIFF image. The TIFF format was originally developed by Aldus Corporation in the early 1980s to store images and documents. As such, it's been around for decades and is widely used. A .tiff extension does not necessarily indicate that the image is in color (although many are), but rather simply that it's an image stored using the TIFF format.
The Tiff format is a widely used image file format supported by all major software applications. The file extension of a tiff file is .tif or .tiff.
Most software programs support this format, including Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office, Word and Excel. Some free image editors also support the Tiff file format, such as GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) and Paint.NET (a free image editor).
If you want to open your tiff files on your desktop computer, then you can use one of the following software:
GIMP - An open-source raster graphics editor similar to Photoshop. Supports many types of images including TIFF images. It can be downloaded for free from gimp.org/downloads/.
Paint.NET - A free image editing program for Windows that works similar to Microsoft Paint but has more features and better performance than Microsoft Paint does.
Tutorial:
- Install the Extension
- After installing the extension, click on the icon on the toolbar.
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