chrome filter
I actually like the chrome filter. I feel like it is better when you have a bigger battery and a bigger, more efficient power source.
Chrome filters are the chrome of web crawling, which is why they are so popular. Chrome filters are the kind of thing that can be added to your account dashboard. They can be placed in the top bar on your desktop, or in the top bar on your mobile phone, or in the top bar on your tablet, or on your Xbox 360, or on your PC, or on your Android phone, or on your smart TV.
Chrome filters are a way to make web crawling less invasive, and to make it a little more snappy. There are two main types of chrome filters: inline filters and inline whitelists.
The inline filter is one that can be added to any webpage or blog post. This is the method that allows Google to see what sites are linking to a specific web page. It also allows Google to see what sites have an organic traffic spike, which means they aren’t linked to in search results.
The inline filter is very similar to Google’s AdSense for websites. The difference is that you can put in the exact url and it will show up as a link on Google results. The disadvantage is that the filter can only be applied once on one website.
The inline filter isn’t that new. It had its own website before Google was cool, and the developer says he was asked to add it to Google.com in 2006. He added it to an internal Google project called Googlebot’s Guide to the Web in 2011. It’s the newest filter to Google.
Chrome’s inline filter is now just a link to the actual website. It’s a small, simple, and useful little feature which is sure to become more and more useful, like a small version of the ad-blocker on Safari. Because the filter is so small it’s not easy to notice, but it does seem like the inline filter has a hidden purpose – it’s helping Google rank websites faster.
Chrome filters are a little more difficult to do. A search will show you only a few of the images associated with Chrome, and that’s not a bad thing. Chrome makes it seem as if you’re only using the filters themselves, just like the rest of the world. You don’t have to rely on Google to show you the images, but if you do you can see what’s actually on the page, and you might find something different.
The Chrome inline filter is a little more involved in that it uses what’s known as Content Assist, a technique Google uses to help speed up the search results. Content Assist is a little like a “spam filter” but instead of saying “Hey Google, why is this image here and why is this image here?” Google just uses a little bit of code and says “Hey Google, this page has a lot of content”.
Chrome can be seen as a browser extension, if you’re not familiar with it.
