Plug-in

A plug-in, also known as an add-on or extension, is a software component that adds specific features or functionality to a larger software application. Plug-ins are commonly used to enhance the capabilities of web browsersBrowsers are software applications that provide a way to access and navigate the internet. They work... More, multimedia players, and graphic design software, among others. Examples of plug-ins include ad blockersAd blockers are tools that help you browse the internet without seeing ads. They can be added to you... More, video players, and image editors, which extend the functionality of the host application by providing additional tools or services. Plug-ins are typically installed separately from the host application and can be easily added or removed to customize the user experience.

Imagine a plug-in as a digital Swiss Army knife. Just as a Swiss Army knife provides various tools in a compact package, a plug-in provides additional functionality within a software application, offering users a versatile solution for meeting their specific needs and preferences.