Google experiments with a new extension menu on Chrome

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To provide users with better access to extensions and a less cluttered interface, Google is testing a new extension menu on Chrome, allowing users to access the menu directly from the toolbar.

This menu contains a list of all installed extensions on the Google Chrome browser, making it easier for users to access extensions by simply clicking on the icon.

To activate and experience this new menu, users can install the Chrome Canary build, then visit chrome://flags and enable the experiment named Extensions Toolbar Menu.

This new extension menu allows users to easily manage their extensions. To hide or show extensions on Chrome, instead of clicking on the three-dot menu icon at the top right corner of the window to open the extensions menu, simply click on this menu, and a contextual menu will appear on the screen, allowing you to manage the linked extensions.

Currently, there is no information on when the new feature will be added and deployed to all users. All we can do now is wait.

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