When Google announced the end of Chrome Apps, it was the push we needed to do things properly. The old DJs Mobiles Chrome App was little more than a glorified bookmark, one click, opens the site. That was fine in 2011. In 2026, you deserve better.

Today we're relaunching the DJs Mobiles browser experience as a full extension, now available on Chrome, Edge, Opera, and Firefox. Alongside it, we're introducing Pulse, a personal reading companion built directly into our Chromium-based builds. Pulse quietly remembers your DJs Mobiles journey. It knows when you started following, notices when you come back after time away, and builds a picture of what you care about as a reader. Everything Pulse knows stays on your device. Nothing is stored on our servers, nothing is shared, nothing is sold.

About DJs Mobiles

DJs Mobiles has been your guide to going mobile since 2010. We cover the latest smartphones, tablets, laptops, and mobile operating systems with news, hands-on reviews, specs, and buying guides. Over 11,000 articles and counting, written for readers who care about mobile technology, not just specs on a page.

About Pulse

Pulse is not a feature. It is a product built on top of the DJs Mobiles extension.

The idea is simple: the website publishes. Pulse remembers the reader.

Pulse quietly records the articles you read on DJs Mobiles and builds a genuine picture of your interests over time. It notices when you come back after a day away and greets you differently than when you return after a week. It surfaces your favourite brands, your most-read topics, and how your reading has looked this week. It does none of this loudly. Pulse only speaks when it has something meaningful to say.

Your Pulse belongs entirely to you. Everything it knows lives on your device. It is never uploaded, never shared, never sold. You can read the full privacy policy here.

Pulse Extension — Features

The extension puts the latest from DJs Mobiles directly in your toolbar alongside your personal Pulse experience.

Pulse Extension — Update

Since launch, the extension has kept moving. Buzz and Pulse now behave as true companion panels, opening one closes the other automatically, so your toolbar never feels cluttered. Both have picked up their own refined visual identity too, with consistent colour language across light and dark mode.

We're now tracking every release on its own dedicated page rather than inside this post. Head over to the Pulse Extension page for the full version history and everything that's changed since launch.

Get It Now

If you were one of the 229 users on the old Chrome App, thank you for sticking around since 2011. This one is worth the upgrade.