I got passwords to import into Google Chrome from a Dashlane CSV export. Here's what I did:
1. Enable password import flag in chrome://flags/#PasswordImport
2. Relaunch Chrome
3. Modify CSV export file from password manager as follows:
• Ensure there are 4 columns: ​name,url,username,password 
​If you are working with a Dashlane password export, you can use this formula in Excel to merge 
columns with username and emails so you have one "username" column for Chrome:
​=IF(ISBLANK(C2) = FALSE, C2, D2)
• Ensure the ​url​ fields all have protocol prefix https://
URLs without protocol will not import into Chrome.
If the URLs do not have the prefix, you can add in Excel with a new column and copy paste 
special the "values" using something like this:
​=CONCAT("https://", B2)
• Check to make sure there are no numbers in scientific format (e.g.: 5.4321E+12)​, if there are, 
change the field format to just show a number (without decimal).
4. Save the CSV file*
5. Import passwords from the menu button in chrome://settings/passwords
* I'm not sure if this was necessary, but I also modified the CSV in Sublime Text 3 to have 
Unix line endings and UTF-8 encoding (without BOM).

From <https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/4236452?hl=en>

Manage Browser Tabs and Bookmarks with Ease Session Buddy is a unified session manager and bookmark manager.

● Save open tabs and restore them later. Great for freeing up memory and avoiding clutter.

● Recover open tabs after a crash or when your OS restarts your computer.

● Manage open windows and tabs in one place.

● Organize saved tabs by topic.

● Search open and saved tabs to quickly find what you're looking for.

● Export tabs in a variety of formats suitable for emails, documents, and posts.

Finally, an efficient blocker. Easy on CPU and memory.

IMPORTANT: uBlock Origin is completely unrelated to the site “ublock.org”.

From: https://www.raymond.cc/blog/chromium-browser-alternatives-with-extra-features/

The Slimjet browser is made by Flashpeak who also make the Trident engined SlimBrowser and 
Slimjet’s predecessor, SlimBoat. Slimjet has been around since 2014 and during that time has 
developed into one of the most feature and function rich Chromium based browsers available. 
In addition to the main Windows 7 – 10 version, there’s also versions for Linux and a special 
version for Windows XP and Vista users.
Read More: https://www.raymond.cc/blog/chromium-browser-alternatives-with-extra-features/

From: https://getfireshot.com/

Worked for Neweggbusiness order confirmation multipage print as one page

From: https://www.raymond.cc/blog/10-ad-blocking-extensions-tested-for-best-performance/

µBlock Origin for Chrome /µBlock Origin for Firefox  – An up and coming ad and script blocker for 
both Chrome and Firefox, it also claims to be very CPU and memory efficient. A lot but not too many 
scripts are blocked out of the box and it’s easy to use with a number of other blocklists readily 
available. You can also allow or block specific sites from loading on the page via advanced mode
Read More: https://www.raymond.cc/blog/10-ad-blocking-extensions-tested-for-best-performance/

what folder are my google chrome bookmarks in

From: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/yWZeXbOmU80

K:\Users\userid\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\bookmarks
K:\Users\userid\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\bookmarks.bak
or 
C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\UserData\Profile1

chrome://chrome-urls/
chrome://settings
chrome://conflicts
chrome://plugins
chrome://bookmarks
about:plugins
about:flags

List of Chrome URLs

chrome://accessibility
chrome://appcache-internals
chrome://apps
chrome://blob-internals
chrome://bookmarks
chrome://cache
chrome://chrome
chrome://chrome-urls
chrome://components
chrome://conflicts
chrome://copresence
chrome://crashes
chrome://credits
chrome://device-log
chrome://devices
chrome://discards
chrome://dns
chrome://downloads
chrome://extensions
chrome://flags
chrome://flash
chrome://gcm-internals
chrome://gpu
chrome://help
chrome://histograms
chrome://history
chrome://indexeddb-internals
chrome://inspect
chrome://invalidations
chrome://local-state
chrome://media-internals
chrome://memory
chrome://memory-internals
chrome://nacl
chrome://net-internals
chrome://newtab
chrome://omnibox
chrome://password-manager-internals
chrome://plugins
chrome://policy
chrome://predictors
chrome://print
chrome://profiler
chrome://quota-internals
chrome://serviceworker-internals
chrome://settings
chrome://signin-internals
chrome://suggestions
chrome://sync-internals
chrome://system
chrome://terms
chrome://thumbnails
chrome://tracing
chrome://translate-internals
chrome://user-actions
chrome://version
chrome://view-http-cache
chrome://webrtc-internals
chrome://chrome://webrtc-logs

For Debug
The following pages are for debugging purposes only. Because they crash or hang the renderer, they're not linked directly; you can type them into the address bar if you need them.

chrome://badcastcrash
chrome://crash
chrome://crashdump
chrome://kill
chrome://hang
chrome://shorthang
chrome://gpuclean
chrome://gpucrash
chrome://gpuhang
chrome://ppapiflashcrash
chrome://ppapiflashhang
chrome://quit/
chrome://restart/

From: http://www.howtogeek.com/103292/how-to-fix-shockwave-flash-crashes-in-google-chrome/

Run the Google Software Removal Tool

chrome://chrome-urls/
chrome://settings
chrome://conflicts
chrome://plugins
chrome://bookmarks
about:plugins
about:flags

GPU settings

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJwHIGiumS8

http://downloadsquad.switched.com/2011/03/03/speed-up-google-chrome-by-enabling-hardware-acceleration-and-pre/

http://www.squidoo.com/speed-up-chrome