Google Meet’s Grid View extension has been a vital tool for many users wanting to see all participants in large meetings. While Google Meet now officially supports a tile view of up to 16 participants, many meetings exceed this number, making the Grid View extension still quite relevant. However, there’s a newer version of this extension created by Chris Gamble, offering more features and regular updates. To enhance your Google Meet experience, it’s recommended to uninstall the old extension and install the new one.
Uninstalling the Previous Google Meet Grid View Extension
To remove the old Grid View extension from your browser, follow these steps:
Installing the New Grid View Extension by Chris Gamble
With the old extension removed, you can now install the updated version developed by Chris Gamble. This version offers frequent updates and additional features. Follow these steps to install it:
Once installed, the extension’s icon will appear on your address bar. The new extension features a 9×9 grid icon, distinguishing it from the old 2×2 grid icon, confirming that you have the correct version.
With the latest Grid View extension installed, you can now enjoy an improved Google Meet experience, especially in meetings with a large number of participants. The new extension not only retains all the functionalities of the old one but also introduces new features and regular updates to enhance your virtual meetings.
