Toolbox for Google Play Store - additional opportunities in the Google Play catalog of programs
Browsers / / December 19, 2019
Popular site Android Police released a Chrome browser extension. It will help you get access to test different tools and download the setup file of the desired program from alternative sources.
Many users use to find and install new web version of Google Play Store programs. It is for them a new extension designed Toolbox for Google Play Store. It displays next to the "Install" button a few extra buttons that provide the following features.
Orange button allows you to download the installation file from the APK Mirror site. This can be useful if you want to install a program that is not available in your country or your device.
Black button allows you to read reviews of this app on the Android Police website. Useless feature for those who do not speak English.
Finally, the blue button is used to view the statistics of the deployed application. It is drawn from AppBrain site and allows you to learn all about the number of downloads, the update history, popularity, requests permission, and so on.
The extension also should indicate whether you are interested in a beta version of the app. Many companies within the test make their program completely free of charge or provide users with access to the new features. However, at the time of writing this function Toolbox for Google Play Store, it seems, has not yet worked.
The expansion options, you can separately enable or disable any of these functions. Thus it is possible to leave only what you really need.