I've push an updated to Evolved Online Games Instant which fixes some fairly critical bugs (ie, it hadn't been working for a while), and also now links to the Evolved Online Games app instead of ChromePlay.com, due to my increased focus on the app instead of the site.

If you use Evolved Online Games, the Instant extension is a great way to fund out when new games are added. It also has a new logo to better match the app, install it free from the Web Store.

I just updated Paste It to 2.1 which fixes a bug that prevents some types of pastes. If you haven't tried it yet Paste It is a really useful little extension that lets you very quickly paste your email address or anything you want into forms, download for free from the Chrome Web Store.

As Evolved Online Games soars past 50,000 users, I'm making some significant changed to the application structure, which will eventually see it completely separated from it's original parent site ChromePlay.com.

It's not a straight forward task so you may notice some strange behaviour during this time, but I have some great features planned and I'm confident that it'll be worth the effort.

Evolved Online Games now has 30,000 users in Chrome, making it the most popular multi-game app available. So I'm pushing it out further with support for multiple platforms, as of the new version 3.1. All future updates will roll out to every platform simultaneously.

The first of these plaftorms is Facebook, which you can try here. As more platforms are added I'll be linking to them from EvolvedOnlineGames.com, where you can also copy embed code to add it to your own site.

Evolved Online Games has been updated to version 3.0, which features a major redesign of the homepage so the Latest, Random and Favorites sections are split into separate tabs, giving a lot more space for games. There's also further improvements to the App's fluid width, so it can adapt to most windows sizes. Best of all is the new Twitter-esque infinite scrolling so it's much easier to browse through the 800 games available.

As always the app updates automatically, or newcomers can grab it free from the Chrome Web Store. More big things to come!

Papercuts 3.0 is out now! This update bring much-requested keyboard shortcuts, so you can instantly paste notes into form fields without touching your mouse. You can assign one of nine shortcuts to any note from the Notebook.

Version 3.0 also has some significant UI updates, with toolbar icons, cleaner backgrounds and an improved theme picker. You can install Papercuts for free from the Chrome Web Store, users of earlier versions will be automatically updated.

Paste It hasn't has many installs, but it's something I use quite often myself, so I hope the new 1.1 update will attract a few new users with Mac support and other tweaks. The extenson lets you set a field of text to paste instantly with Alt+V, the context menu or a toolbar icon. Works great with your email address! Download for free from the Chrome Web Store.

Evolved Online Games is now at version 2.2, which brings further enhancements to the InfoBar, including in-app game details, tooltip rollovers and a lights on/off button. Try it from the Chrome Web Store.

As expected, Google have taken down all extensions with Chrome in the name. If you're looking for ChromeCuts, it's now called Papercuts. ChromePlay Instant is now called Evolved Online Games Instant. ChromePlay Theme is now Evolved Online Games Theme.

Just in time for the inevitable Chrome announcements at Google I/O tomorrow, I've updated Evolved Online Games to version 2.1. This update switches the UI a fluid scaling, so the various elements will scale and reposition to fit the browser window. There's also some clean up on the game InfoBar.

Evolved Online Games has nearly 6000 users now, if you haven't tried it you can install for free from the Chrome Web Store.

Due to new policies in the Chrome Web Store, extensions can't have Chrome in their name, so ChromePlay Instant is now called Evolved Online Games Instant. Current users will be updated automatically, and might notice some other UI and performance tweaks, as I've upgraded it to version 5.0.

I won't be renaming ChromeCuts as it's now been replaced by Papercuts. I strongly recommend switching if you haven't already, as I can't say for sure what will happen to the old extension.

Papercuts has just been updated to version 2.2, a minor update that brings various UI changes, bug fixes and performance improvements. Current users will be updated automatically, or install free from the Chrome Web Store.

I just released another Omnibox add-on called Play Search, which lets you search through the games from ChromePlay.com just by typing "play". Install it free from the Chrome Web Store.

New extension! History Search lets you search through your browsing history by typing "h " plus your query in the Omnibox. Especially handy in Chrome 10+, where the "See recent pages..." dialogue in Omnibox results has been removed.

It's fairly simple but works well, I hope a few people find it useful. You can install it for free from the Chrome Web Store.

Since I launched the Evolved Online Games app with the Chrome Web Store in December, it's become my most successful Chrome add-on yet, with over 3,500 users to date. Today I've updated the app to Version 2.0, which adds a search bar to filter the Latest Games, as well as a number of other improvements.

Current users will be updated automatically, if you don't have it yet you can install it for free from the Chrome Web Store. What do you want next? Comments, Favorite management, categories? Let me know!

I just a released a new extension called Paste It, that lets you set a piece of text and instantly paste it into web forms. Works great with your email address! You can download it from the Chrome Web Store for free.

It's a bit like a lite version of Papercuts, with the benefit of only needing to click once to paste your text. There's also a bonus keyboard shortcut feature - hit Alt+V to paste your text without any need for your mouse. I hope to bring keyboard shortcuts to Papercuts soon.

Papercuts has been updated to version 2.1 with a new Instant Paste feature. Now you can right-click input fields on web pages to see a list of your notes in the Context Menu, which you can click to paste it in the field. I've always been hoping to add this, shout out to James from deVolf for help on this one.

Additionally 2.1 has a new Help section on the Options page and a bunch of other changes, find out more here and get it from the Chrome Web Store.

Note - Current Papercuts users will be automatically updated to 2.1 as always, but will need to re-enable due to added permissions for Papercuts to have access to forms on web page for Insant Paste.

Taking a small break from Extensions and Apps, I've put together a new Theme called Canary. This is designed for use with the Canary build of Chrome, to help users differentiate between the two browsers (as they can run simultaneously).

I know it's not a completely original idea, but I wanted something more subtle the alternatives out there. Even if you don't use Canary, it's a nice yellow theme for general use, and you can get it here.

Thanks to everyone who's been trying out my Web Apps so far. Despite being a bit rubbish, the most popular one so far has been the Chrome App version of Egg Snatch, which has had over 1200 installs. That's a lot of people flailing about to avoid badly drawn chickens.

Evolved Online Games (AKA the ChromePlay App) has been doing well too, with 1153 installs since it's launch. I've just updated it to Version 1.1, which has new navigation buttons so you can cycle through the latest/favorite games and also refresh the random ones. I have plans for more features, such as searching and in-app comments.

Google just launched the Chrome Web Store! This means you can now install all of my Web Apps to Chrome, including Paper Notes, Evolved Online Games and five of my games, including Chromium and Egg Snatch. Find out more about each one from the new Web Apps section of the site.

Papercuts 2.0 is here! Sorry it took longer than expected, but I hope you find the wait worth it. If you have 1.6 you should find your extension updated automatically soon and transfer your old notes. If you don't have it yet, install from the Google gallery.

As mentioned before, the big new feature is Pages - a new tabbed interface that lets you separate your notes into specific groups. For example, you could keep your form details in one Page and reminders in another. If you click a tab twice you can see the Page Edit bar that lets you reorder and rename them. You can even drag a note to the tab bar to move it to a different Page!

Also new is Context Menu support! Right-click any text in a page and choose "Add to new Papercut" to find it waiting there for you when you open the Popup. Great for taking notes quickly if you're writing an essay or blog post.

The interface has had a major overhaul too, with new icons and a fixed header/footer which makes things much easier when you have lots of notes. Find out more about Papercuts 2.0 here, drop a comment or just go enjoy the update! More big news later this week.

Not much news recently, so just a quick update of reassurance that things are happening. I've been busily prepping for the Chrome Web Store which is due to launch this month. As well as my previously mentioned Apps I have a few more surprises, so expect plenty of news when that launches.

In extension news, work on Papercuts 2.0 has taken a while but is now well under way and I'm really excited about some of the changes. Look out for announcements in the next few weeks.

You can now try out my second App for the upcoming Chrome Web Store, the ChromePlay Web App. Much like the extension, the App pulls in games from ChromePlay.com, but unlike the extension, clicking a game will let you play it instantly right from the App.

I'm wondering how many Apps in the store will be repackaged Flash games, but I hope that the prospect of 500 games in one App puts this above the rest. That said, I will also be releasing a couple of my Flash games as indivudual Apps.

First off, sorry if your waiting on updates to Papercuts or any of my other extensions. These projects are currently on the back burner while I focus on new projects to be ready in time for the launch of the Chrome Web Store.

The good news is that you can try one of these apps already! Paper Notes is a note keeping app with clear similarities to my Papercuts Chrome extension, but has been completely created from scratch in GWT and App Engine so you can store notes with your Google account and access them from any browser including mobile devices.

Until the web store launches, the app is pre-beta and hasn't been widely tested. Still, please try it for yourself and email me if you have any bug reports or suggestions.

Papercuts has just been updated to version 1.5. This semi-major update brings the Notebook feature out of beta with some great new features such as disabling notes from showing in the popup. See the full list of changes here.

If you're using Chrome's Dev channel, you might have noticed that the Go button has been removed. Admittedly I rarely used it myself, but as a few people have been complaining about this I've put together a replacement Go Button extension. This is only for users of Chrome 6.0 - if you're using the stable version of Chrome this will not be of any use to you yet.

You can try it out from the Extension gallery. I've also added it to a new Extensions Page to simplify the site's navigation now things are getting a bit full.

Now you can finally drag and drop notes to reorder them in Papercuts version 1.3, which should make organizing your notes faster and easier. I have a couple more 1.x releases to push out before starting work on Papercuts 2.0, due for release later in the year.

I've put together a new theme for Chrome in classic Google colors. Install it from the Google gallery in either the Aero or Non-Aero version. Got any theme requests? Email me and I'll see what I can do!

Papercuts 1.2 is out now, which introduces the new Notebook feature which lets you manage your notes in wide-screen from the Options page. I have much more planned for the Notebook in coming weeks. V1.2 also has some bug fixes, see the changelog for more info.

Thanks to everyone who has installed Papercuts already. I've just updated it to version 1.1, which adds a new shortcut so you can press CTRL+V (or your OS equivalent) after you open the popup to create a new note with your clipboard contents.

Originally I had something bigger planned for this release but I've decided to hold it off for a future version while I finish it off.

Today sees the release of my follow-up extension to ChromeCuts - Papercuts! You can install it now from the Google gallery. If you used ChromeCuts, I strongly recommend switching over as this is to replace the previous extension.

This isn't just a new name and icon, there's also loads of new features and major speed improvements. The biggest change is that you can now store multi-line, unlimited text, making this a much more fully fledged note-keeeping application. For all the changes see the new Papercuts homepage.

If you have any bug reports or suggestions please don't hesitate to let me know. Hope you enjoy using Papercuts!

Next week will see the released of my 'follow-up' to ChromeCuts, and although a few things will be kept as a surprise (including the name), here's a few things to expect. First off, here's the new icon, created with help of someone with far more design talent than me. Next up, here's a screenshot of the new popup - notes now allow multiple lines and have no storage limit!

Expect lots more new features and some significant speed improvements when the new extension is launched next week.

Within the next few weeks I'll be relaunching ChromeCuts with a new name, new icon, vastly improved performance and some major new features. The code and storage method has been completely redone, so I can't push this as an upgrade. I won't be removing ChromeCuts but I'd recommend that all users switch to the new extension for the improvements and future updates.

I hope that copying your data across wont be too inconvenient, and I'm confident that you'll love the benefits the upgrade will bring. Check back soon for updates!

I've taken my first venture in Chrome Themes with a grey theme designed to match my ChromePlay website. As with my extensions, you can install it from the Google gallery. Makes a great counterpart to the ChromePlay extension!

Update - Now there's also an Aero version, and I've started up a new Themes page here for these and future themes I make.

Tech website ghacks.net have written a great article about ChromeCuts, read it here!. ChromeCuts has had mentions in a few articles before, but this is the first I've seen dedicated to it. Thanks ghacks!

I just released version 3.2 of ChromeCuts with support for longer Cuts and a character count, download it from the Google Extension gallery.

Version 4.5 of the ChromePlay extension is out now, download it from the Google Extension Gallery. This update bring a number of improvements, including a redesigned Options page and 'Remember Last Tab' option. See the changelog for more info.

You might've noticed me trying some social media with ChromeCuts and ChromePlay, both extensions have been updated with share links. These are an initial test to see how effective social media sharing can work with extensions - if you have any opinions, or even complaints, don't hesititate to let me know.

Next up is a trial of Facebook's new Like button. I've added one of these to both the web pages and I'm looking into ways to implement it directly in the extensions. Anyone tried anything similar?

ChromeCuts version 3.0 is finally out! The most notable change is the new Options page with a tabbed interface to make room for new features in this and future releases. Download it from the Google Extension gallery.

There's over 10 other improvements that you can read from the changelog., making this the biggest update ever. My favorite is the new 'autoclose on copy' option, in fact I liked this so much I made it the default behaviour.

Please post your comments over at Google, and if you like ChromeCuts be sure to tell your friends about it.

The pages for both ChromeCuts and ChromePlay now have buttons for sharing them on Facebook or Twitter, if you like either of them why not let your friends know too.

The Facebook thumbnail for ChromeCuts might looks a bit different - because it's taken from the soon-to-be-released version 3.0!

ChromeCuts 3.0 is about 50% through development and looking set for an April release. The big change is the new tabbed options page to make room for new features in this and future releases, here's a preview!

Google recently announced new extension APIs that will allow for new features such as Incognito mode and the much requested context menu support. I intend on adding these as soon as they are supported in Chrome's Beta channel.

ChromeCuts just got a relatively minor update to 2.5 that makes some improvements to Sync and the interface, you can download it here. Version 3.0 is up next!

The ChromePlay extension has been updated version 4.1, which includes some new options such as a toolbar notifier to show you when new games have been added. Get it from the Google Extension Gallery.

I've been scheduled to talk at the next Google Technology User Group tomorrow (March 16th) to talk about ChromeCuts. If you're a developer too you can still register for a seat to attend the evening.

ChromeCuts 2.0 is now out, install it from the Google gallery. This major upgrade inctroduced the much-requested Sync option to associate Cuts with your Google account. You can even use Sync to back up your Cuts.

If you only use one computer you'll still want to upgrade to 2.0 for various graphical and performance enhancements, see all the changes here. Hope you enjoy the update, much more to come in the 2.x series!

Just posting some reassurance that I'm busily working away on ChromeCuts 2.0. Taking a while due to some major backend restructuring, but there wont be any drastic changes from a user POV - except the awesome new sync feature!

Google Chrome for Mac just got extension support in beta, read about it here and download it here. I haven't tested my extensions on Mac yet, so feedback would be appreciated!

ChromePlay is now version 4.0! This major update hooks it up to the ChromePlay.com database so you can access your Favorite games and show them within the extension. The My Favorites page on the ChromePlay website just got an update too, so you can reorganize your Favorites which will effect the order they appear in the extension.

ChromeCuts just got a major update to version 1.5! The big addition here is Labels, so now you won't forget what all your notes were about. Install it from Google here.

New donate button up there if you're feeling particularly generous today, or if you're short on cash, you could post a comment on the Google gallery. The reception to my extensions, ChromeCuts in particular, has been great so far and I want to say thankyou for all the support and feedback people have given.

Bored of waiting for new games with the ChromePlay extension? Now you can grab a random selection of games with the new tabbed interface in V3.0! Download it now from the Google Extension Gallery.

Now you can customize ChromeCuts with the Options menu, new to V1.2! Currently there's 3 width settings and a choice of background colors, with more options to come!

Google have updated Chrome to version 4! Now all Windows users with the latest stable release can use my extensions, download it here. Extensions will be coming to Mac users soon.

ChromeCuts is now V1.1, this update adds an Undo option when you delete ChromeCuts and a few other minor tweaks. Lots more to come!

ChromePlay has been updated to V2.5 , which includes major performance enhancements and an Options page to change the number of games to show. Click here for more info and install it here.

ChromeCuts V1.0 is now out! This is is a big update from 0.3 that adds a lot of feature requests, including Copy to Clipboard and Autosave. Click here for more info and install it here.