I share your pain regarding extensions in Chrome. Unfortunately, you'll find that support for extensions in Chrome lags far behind their ubiquity in FF. In the searching I did I found that a large portion of the would-be-Chrome users are still using FF because they can't readily install, first and foremost, AdBlock Plus. Unfortunately, an extension like AdBlock Plus runs right counter to Google's main stream of revenue: selling ads. Thus, [imho]I suspect that extension support in Chrome is slow in delivery because of Google's reluctance to enable something which directly conflicts with their business model.[/imho]
I would go so far as to say that, while I do periodically use Chrome, I might make the final switch to Google's browser if I could have just that one extension. – JMD – 2009-10-07T21:22:01.117
2@jmd, there are actually extensions out there that mimic AdBlock, including a beta of ABP for Chrome itself. I don't think it has anything to do with their model, since other than techies, no one even knows about ABP.
But yeah, no having EmailThis is a pain. – AngryHacker – 2009-10-07T21:41:06.757