The market for mobile apps is rapidly setting higher standards and getting increasingly competitive, with the primary competitors battling it out. Many app creators are attempting to cash in on the demand for various apps according to social media and other trends. But, did you know that installing certain plugins and add-ons for those applications might improve them? Well, here’s some information on some of the top mobile apps and their add-ons.

Equalify Pro for Spotify
Who wouldn’t like to have better regulation over the audio of the music application Spotify? This leading music app has a feature add-on called Equalify.

Upflix for Netflix
Netflix’s interface is quite convenient and easy on the eyes. However, sometimes it might not work properly and you might miss a notification about the newly added videos or content that has been deleted. Upflix is a feature of Netflix that is available for both iOS and Android devices. This is one of the mobile app add-ons that has a beautiful and automatic interface that helps you to watch the latest content available on this application.

Enhancer for YouTube
YouTube is one of the most popular audio and video platforms on the web and most individuals use it daily. With the add-ons available for YouTube, you can explore a lot more on the desktop website of this application. Enhancer lets you control playback speed and volume level with the mouse. You can also suppress annotations and adverts and loop content without any hassle. Additionally, it lets you watch videos at a specific resolution, apply themes and more.

Social Fixer for Facebook
Facebook is one heterogeneous platform with posts, check-ins, memories, images, and videos of the most special parts of individuals’ lives. However, with app interface has become quite annoying for people with numerous pop-up ads, auto-playing videos, etc. Luckily, the mobile app has an add-on feature called Social Fixer. This add-on for Facebook makes the platform way better with its countless choices. The plugin lets you retain the features you want and avoid all others. You can get notified when you have been unfriended, hide parts of your page you don’t want to see, hide sponsored posts, and more!

Layout for Instagram
Are you crying out for a feature on Instagram where you can set many photos in the same square? Instagram brings an official add-on to get this job done perfectly. The Layout feature of Instagram lets you set many of your favorite images in one square. The add-on is available for iOS and Android mobile apps and is quite invaluable for making a collage.

Paper for Dropbox
When it comes to official apps and add-ons, Dropbox’s paper feature lets users add Google Docs-style teamwork on top of all the sharing tricks and usual syncing. Whether you are working on an Apple or Android device, you can use this feature seamlessly. Dropbox doesn’t have plenty of add-ons, but this one lets you and your team work on documents promptly. It also lets you comment and tag people.

Macaw for Twitter
If you want to curate your Twitter feed, Macaw is the right feature for you. It is only available for iOS devices and marks popular tweets from your contacts and other mutual Twitter profiles. Macaw also highlights the newest tweets that include any query. This mobile app add-on essentially curates a whole new feed on the basis of the people you follow and their activities.

WikiBot for WhatsApp
You might have guessed from the add-on name, WikiBot is the Wikipedia add-on for WhatsApp chats. Users just have to follow the setup procedure to be able to send a summary of Wikipedia pages on WhatsApp.

While downloading and using applications on mobile phones are quite simple, installing these add-ons and plugins can make your journey a lot simpler. These can help streamline your experience on the app, highlight desired features, hide aspects of social media platforms you dislike, make it easier to find something, and lots more.