Below is the list of extensions that every developer should install in their Chrome browser. These plugins make the life of developers easy.

1. Adblock Plus – Improves readability of site by blocking all ADDS
2. Ghostery – Improves browsing experience and speed by blocking all trackers like Analytics, Advertising, Beacons, Privacy and Widgets.
3. Cookie Auto Delete – Control your cookies! Automatically delete unwanted cookies from your closed tabs while keeping the ones you want.
4. BuiltWith Technology Profiler – Find out what the website you are visiting is built with using this extension.
5. Postman – Build, test, and document your APIs faster.
6. ReStyle – Its a fork of Stylish extension. Stylish lets you easily install themes and skins for many popular sites. Stylish extension has analytics code and blotted ui. Restyle has analytics code removed and has ui which is very fast compared to new ui of Stylish.
7. WhatFont – The easiest way to identify fonts on web pages.
8. OneTab – Convert too many open tabs into a list and later restore them all or individually. It saves upto 95% of memory.
9. New Tab Redirect to Apps – Axlg – Simple extension that will bring you back the classic Apps-Based New tab page.
10. Momentum – Replace new tab page with a personal dashboard featuring todo, weather, and inspiration.
11. Google Keep Chrome Extension – Save webpage, image, or quote to Google Keep in a single click.
12. Print Friendly & PDF – Print Friendly removes ads, navigation and junk before your print. Pages are optimized for the ultimate print reading experience.
13. Google Input Tools – Input Tools lets you type in the language of your choice.
14. Save to Google Drive – The Save to Google Drive Chrome extension helps you save web content or browser screenshots to your Google Drive.
15. Don’t add custom search engines – Prevent Google Chrome from auto-adding custom search engines (also known as “OpenSearch”).
16. Adblock for Youtube – Removes the video ads from Youtube.
17. Popup Blocker Pro – Blocks unwanted popups and popunders on sites you visit.