I know it’s not something I do often but, sometimes, I really have to write about stuff I can’t try. In this case, we’re talking about a Google Chrome extension that sounds great in theory but, unfortunately, I can’t fully enjoy it due to my location on Earth. How’ that? Well, Pandora decided that I don’t have the right to enjoy its online radio service… so I can only install the Chrome extension and stare at it. Oh, I can also tell you about it, of course! 
According to the official description of this unofficial Pandora Chrome extension (really funny thing, if you think about it a little), now you can easily “play Pandora Radio from Chrome without the nuisance of another open tab” but, as I was saying earlier, you should also live in a country that Pandora loves more than mine… that being the US only at this time, hahahaha!
Just… see the video above and check the new Omnibox control feature! Other than that, I guess it should be obvious that you get the basic controls like Play, Pause, Skip, Like, Dislike, Tired, Station
Oh, here’s one more thing – while version 1.2.4, released on the 17th of February, works with most Google Chrome versions in the wild (I, for example, have an older Chrome installed, 7.0, and I had no problems installing this and starting it… only that I couldn’t access Pandora due to its own limitations, of course) but Chromium is unsupported, because that browser ships without MP3 support. That’s all, folks!
