10-06-2015, 12:07 PM
How to add a falling snow effect on any site in Chrome
*.On your Chrome web browser
download and install the “Snow” extension from the Web Store.
*.Once installed, the extension will add a shortcut icon to your browser’s omnibar.
The icon will look like a snowflake.
*.So what’s next?
Just open a page or site.
Once the site is fully loaded, simply click the extension’s icon.
You will then noticesome falling snow flakes on your screen.
*.The falling snow effect will become more noticeable on idle screens as well as screens with darker backgrounds.
That’s it.
keep in mind that once enabled
You can temporarily disable the extension by going to your browser’s extensions page.
If you want to fully remove the falling snow effect, you will need to restart your browser right after you remove the extension.
It is also important to note that not all sites will allow the falling snow effect.
Nevertheless, it works well on most sites so give it a try.
Link: Snow
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detai...cdodakjcmh
*.On your Chrome web browser
download and install the “Snow” extension from the Web Store.
*.Once installed, the extension will add a shortcut icon to your browser’s omnibar.
The icon will look like a snowflake.
*.So what’s next?
Just open a page or site.
Once the site is fully loaded, simply click the extension’s icon.
You will then noticesome falling snow flakes on your screen.
*.The falling snow effect will become more noticeable on idle screens as well as screens with darker backgrounds.
That’s it.
keep in mind that once enabled
You can temporarily disable the extension by going to your browser’s extensions page.
If you want to fully remove the falling snow effect, you will need to restart your browser right after you remove the extension.
It is also important to note that not all sites will allow the falling snow effect.
Nevertheless, it works well on most sites so give it a try.
Link: Snow
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detai...cdodakjcmh