10 chrome extensions that you don’t know but can help you increase your productivity 10x: [A Thread]
[1] Unhook
Hides distracting YouTube recommendations, comments, trending topics, etc.
You can focus and be mindful of just one YouTube video that you want to learn from.
[2] Print Friendly & PDF
Helps you download and print a webpage to save it as a PDF.
You can also delete the lines or sections from the webpage you do not want to print.
[3] Bullet Journal
Helps you manage your tasks, plans, notes, and ideas.
You can jot down your weekly tasks, and agendas and share link with your friends and team members.
[4] Focus To-Do
Helps you set Pomodoro timers (25 minutes work, 5 minutes break) and track detailed reports on project time and tasks.
You can deep focus on your work and study and also set reminders for important tasks.
[5] Calendly
Helps you schedule meetings, set appointments, and send emails for meeting reminders.
You can access all your events, meetings, and appointments in one place.
[6] Grammarly
Checks grammar, spelling mistakes, plagiarism, fluency, and sentence structures.
You can easily check and correct the grammar while typing emails, presentations, and reports.
[7] Workona
Helps you organize the 50-100 tabs you’ve opened while working, studying, or researching a new topic.
You can group your tabs under various projects to focus on one project at one time.
[8] Audioread
Helps convert text to speech using an AI narrator.
You can listen to any webpage, article, Pdf, and email like a podcast.
[9] CrankWheel
Helps you share your screen in just 10 seconds without having to download a setup or an app.
You can show your screen to your customers, employees, and clients while collaborating on a project.
[10] Save to Pocket
Helps you save websites, articles, and videos to read and watch later when you have time.
You can also download saved articles to read them offline.
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