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Install Chrome extensions from any source

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Google no longer allows you to install extensions from outside its own 
web store. However, if you’re prepared to take responsibility for what 
you install, you can get around this restriction and install extensions 
from anywhere. First, make sure you have the latest version of the 
browser installed, then download the third-party extension you want in 
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Click the Settings button and select More Tools, Extensions, then tick 
the ‘Developer mode’ option. Drag and drop the CRX file onto the 
Extensions page and confirm installation.</div>
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Save web pages by smiling at them (Chrome)

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One of our tutorial we looked at a program called eviacam, which lets you control your PC with head movements. <a href="https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/smile-suggest/fkegkaflmcaihgbdjhiokoejhgjilepe?hl=en-GB" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Smile Suggest</a>
 takes this idea a step further by letting you save web pages you like 
by smiling into your webcam. Install the extension, grant it access to 
your camera and click the Settings icon so it can capture and rate your 
smile (ours was a ‘10’, of course).</div>
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Once this is done, Smile Suggest will monitor your face and save any 
pages that prompt a grin as you browse the web. Click its toolbar button
 to view the list and bookmark, share or delete individual entries. It's
 a clever idea, although it's likely that your face is usually immobile 
while you’re sat at your PC, and you might not be keen on your webcam 
spying on your smirks.</div>
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chrome extension How To smile suggest Save web pages by smiling at them (Chrome)

One of our tutorial we looked at a program called eviacam, which lets you control your PC with head movements. Smile Suggest takes this ...