The G App Launcher for Chrome and Firefox has been updated to version 30.9.1, offering users a convenient way to create a customizable menu that stores shortcuts to over 1000 Google services. This feature enables quick access to commonly used services such as Gmail, Google Maps, Google Calendar, and more, all accessible with just two clicks from the browser. The app presents a space-saving popup next to the address bar, allowing users to organize and arrange their shortcuts according to their browsing habits. Additionally, users can tailor the displayed shortcuts in the drawer and even add custom entries for a more personalized experience.

In extension of this functionality, the G App Launcher could introduce features such as user-defined categories for shortcuts, enabling users to group services based on their specific needs or projects. Furthermore, integrating a search function within the popup could streamline the process of finding less frequently used services. Additionally, it may be beneficial to include a synchronization option that allows users to access their customized settings across different devices, ensuring a seamless experience when switching from one browser or device to another. Lastly, incorporating user feedback mechanisms could help developers understand which features are most valued by users and prioritize future updates accordingly

G App Launcher for Chrome and Firefox 30.9.1 released

G App Launcher for Chrome and Firefox gives you the option to create a menu that stores all your Google service shortcuts (1000+), allowing fast access to frequently used ones.

G App Launcher for Chrome and Firefox 30.9.1 released @ MajorGeeks