I am a Web developer, every day I spend most of the time in the browser. Chrome is my preferred browser, at times I use firefox. Extensions are something I can't live without π.
Here I have compiled a list of chrome extensions that I use every day. Let me know If I should try something. If possible share a list like this.
β Grammarly - Grammar/ spell checker to write better
β LastPass - Memorizes all my passwords
β Wappalyzer - Helps me to identify technologies used in a website.
β Adblock pro - To Blocks annoying ads
β Pablo - to create images with texts
β Loom - screen recording & sharing
β Whatfont - To identify fonts in the website
β Mailtrack - To track email opens
β Password checkup - Helping me to avoid password reuse and alert when my password is compromised
β Vue dev tools - Name says what it does
β Gmail Unsub - Helping me to unsubscribe email newsletters in a click.
β remotedesktop - Remote access
β Phatombuster - To extract data from the web
CLASSIC
Grammarly - essential writing utility, especially for non-native English speakers
Instapaper - thereβs a ton of read later apps out there, Iβve been a die hard fan for years because of great typography on all devices; sometimes I transcode the article to immediately read it in a more readable form
Notion Web Clipper - Switched from Evernote to Notion that carries on the function of being my 2nd brain
LastPass - for remembering passwords for non-frequently used sites and for sharing them with my team
Nimbus Screenshot & Screen Video Recorder - very handy for web screenshots, especially when you need the full-height (the tool automatically stitches bunch of screenshots together)
THE UNUSUAL SUSPECTS
Project Naptha - applies computer vision on images so you can select, copy and translate text thatβs βbakedβ into them
Tablerone - for saving bunch of tabs with a single click so you can create workspaces or build collections of things; it also puts idle tabs into sleep mode to save system resources
Project naptha looks really interesting :) thanks for sharing.
Dark Reader changed my life.
Freedom
Grammarly
Honey
I don't care about cookies
React Developer Tools
Redux DevTools
Trimless for Google Mail
uBlock Origin
Wappalyzer
WhatFont
Needed WhatFont all my life :P
JSONView, Full Page Screen Capture, Webtime Tracker
Am using devtools to take the full page capture.
Json view is awesome thank you :)
Some of what you described already
'Grammarly' to correct my grammar mistakes.
'find website used font' to find out font details for any website if i like its fonts.
'YouTube Enhancer' for better streaming it can block useless adds as well.
'Text to speech' if i wanted to use a tool which can read text for me.
WhatFont is good but another option is Find website used font:
It identifies the fonts used on website and also lets you preview a typed in text of your own in the same font styles as the ones identified from the website or web page.
Another chrome extension I use is Website read progress:
It 's a reading progress bar and has a horizontal or circular shape depending on your preference. It fills up as u continue reading and scrolling down. Lets u know how much of the remaining content is left to read. Super helpful for reading novels webcomics, mangas etc.
uBlock Origin
Wappalyzer
React Developer Tools
Grammarly
Open Tree Style Tab - A vertical tab manager that structures tabs like trees, built by myself :)
Cool will give it a try thank for the suggestion;)
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Which one though?
Myself and a friend built one which we're quite proud of.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/custom-chrome-extension-m/balnpimdnhfiodmodckhkgneejophhhm
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Thank you @kdme Will give it a try. That would be super useful to me:)