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Access Google+ From Anywhere With Surplus Chrome Extension

Surplus is an extension for Google Chrome that allows you to access Google+ notification, share, read and post comments, all from the browser’s interface without being on the Google+ website. The extension provides full browser integration, complete with desktop notification. You can even switch between several Google accounts.

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The extension adds an icon to Chrome’s toolbar, near the address bar. Clicking on the icon opens a pop up window that displays all recent news and notifications, a share button and a link to the user’s Google+ profile. The share button opens Google+ sharing form, where you can enter text, links or upload pictures. You can also control visibility options – share the post with the public, with a circle or select people.

From the extension’s configuration box, it is possible to enable desktop notifications and sound notifications.

Surplus is very similar to the Facebook extension for Google Chrome.

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