Probably one of the most popular extensions right now is the Google Chrome Gestures extension which adds mouse gesture support to the web browser. A userscript that is offering mouse gestures was available for some time and the extension developer has decided to create an extension for the Google browser that mimics the functionality.

Users who want to install the extension need a development release of the Google browser and the command line parameter that enables the extension engine.

--enable-extensions

The easiest way to start the Google browser with extensions enabled is to add the parameter to the program shortcut. You simply need to add the above parameter (with a space between the ending ” of the path) to the target field.

All that it takes then is to start Google Chrome and visit the website of the extension to install it. A click on the extension will open a popup asking the user if the extension should be installed.

Support for the extension is available in the official support forum. The help file can be displayed by holding the right mouse button and moving the mouse Up -> Right -> Down -> Left -> Down.