Pushbullet for Chrome For Mac

Pushbullet is an online service that offers you the possibility to create a connection between multiple devices, receive notifications from all of them, chat with others, and share links or files.

The Pushbullet for Chrome extension enables you to access the service in your web browser, without making sure you always have the Pushbullet tab open: you get to manage everything through a separate panel.

To install the Pushbullet for Chrome extension, you need to navigate to the appropriate Chrome Store entry and press the “Add to Chrome” button. The process will automatically place the Pushbullet for Chrome icon next to the address bar.

However, to be able to use it you also need to sing in using your Pushbullet credentials. Note that you can sign up in no time, free of charge, using your Google or Facebook account.

As a result, you get to interact with the service via a pop-up panel and don’t waste any space or add yet another tab to an already cluttered browser.

The Pushbullet for Chrome panel is organized into three main tabs: People, Devices, and Notifications. This way you can quickly differentiate between the type of data you receive and find the appropriate channel to share content.

Via the Pushbullet for Chrome Options, you can change the toolbar appearance, decide if you want to see the notifications count, opt to automatically open the things that are pushed to the browser, toggle the audio notifications alerts, or set and encryption password.

For your convenience, you can extract the Pushbullet for Chrome panel as a separate window, which means that it will remain visible at all times. Otherwise, the panel will automatically hide when you go back to your tabs.

Pushbullet for Chrome aims to help you interact with the instant messaging, file sharing, and notifications system without having to go out of your way. The autohiding panel delivers streamlined access to the service, while you can activate some automations to open the pushed content directly.