Online casino play has improved in leaps and bounds over the years, and so has the associated software. Various apps are available from well known app stores to aid your performance and budgeting practices, but one often ignored portal is the Google Chrome Web Store. Many online casino players use Chrome, and there are a number of addons that offer varying types of assistance to help you get more out of your casino play, and in this article we will run through three that you might find useful.

Panic Button

Are you worried that someone is watching you, or are you perhaps playing somewhere you shouldn’t be (we would not advocate this!)? Panic Button minimizes all your open tabs in just one click, hiding your activity from prying eyes in the time it takes you to click a mouse and allowing you to re-open it just as quickly. Panic Button has nearly 345,000 downloads and an average rating of 4.6/5, so it clearly does its job well.

Avira Password Manager

Online casino players often play in more than one joint, which means, if they’re practicing good security, multiple passwords, and complex passwords at that. Password managers are almost as essential as anti-virus security these days, and there are none better than Avira Password Manager. This add-on stores all your passwords in a secure vault and is accessed through a master password (which you should also change regularly), automatically matching the site you’re on with its corresponding password. This saves you having to remember multiple passwords and is far, far safer than having them saved on your computer or written down somewhere. Avira Password Manager is very popular, with over 1.5 million downloads.

Nimbus Screenshot & Screen Video Recorder

Live streaming games is very popular, and if you want to avoid the hassle of buying specialist software, Nimbus Screenshot & Screen Video Recorder does a decent job considering it is an add-on. This extension gives you the ability to capture an entire web page or just a portion of it, as well as the ability to draw on the resultant video or screenshot, which is great if you want to highlight a specific spot on the page. As well as streaming, this is a great tool for watching your own games back and noting any mistakes you made in order to improve your gameplay. Nimbus is also very popular, with just under 1.4 million users.

Tip of the Iceberg

This is just a sample of three completely different types of extension you can use, but there are hundreds more that can help you improve your play, manage your bankroll and more. Just head over to the Google Chrome Web Store to find more.