The Google Web of Trust has become one of the most widely used tools for gauging the reliability of a website. It is an essential plug-in for many people who are using Firefox. Well this features has come along to Google Chrome as well, but with some awesome additional features. The Ultimate Chrome Flag Plug-in (or Google Chrome Extension) not only shows you the Web of Trust (WOT) rating of the website you are at, but also the Google PageRank, the Alexa Page Rank and the country of the websites origin. This plug-in (or Google Chrome Extension) can help prevent you from accidently getting nailed by phishing scams.

Today’s video will show you a Google Chrome Extension (or plug-in) that actually disables the automatic playing of videos on YouTube. This plug-in is extremely straightforward to install and may be completely useless to many of you. I personally enjoyed the plug-in because I prefer to start my videos on their own after they have buffered a little bit. For those of you who do not know what buffering it, it is essentially giving the video a little extra time to load before you press the play button. That is one of the major advantages to using this extension instead of the default YouTube setup.

Today’s video discusses an extremely interesting, although possibly useless, plugin that shows thumbnail image previews of your Google search results when using Google Chrome. Many people may find this plug-in or “extension” extremely useful if they have become accustomed to being able to determine whether or not a website contains quality content on a brief look at the image. Those of us who have spend countless hours on the internet can often detect a fake sight design even in a little preview. Although, some of you may find this completely useless…

Today’s video shows you a plug-in that many of you might find completely useless. Me, on the other hand, and apparently many others think it is quite useful to be able to capture our web screen and edit it on the fly. In this particular plug-in, it not only lets you capture the current browser screen and edit it – but it takes it the next step by allowing one to do layering and advanced photo editing capabilities such as adding text, boxes, ellipses, colors, drop shadows and many other features. This is one worth checking out, at the very least, if not for the fun capability of manipulating random pictures you find on the web.

That’s right, you read the video title right, this extension will make you the sexiest geek on the block. The smooth scroll brings the sexy back into web surfing by making your browser scroll mouse (or keyboard) scroll oh so smoothly… and slickly… oh yeah… so nice. You will find yourself hard to resist with this extension installed on your browser – the ladies themselves will run over to your computer opining as to what sexiness could possibly exist in such a impersonal geek-powered device such as a personal computer. Is it for real? Will it really get you action with the ladies? No… probably not… but it’s about feeling sexy isn’t it? Oh… it isn’t? Sorry, then I’ve wasted your time – it’s still a cool plug-in.