For effective workflow having these extensions is a must for me:
Grammarly - grammar mistakes and indicates the tone of writing
Summari - summarizes blogs or articles with clear bullet points
Todoist - so I have clear to do goals in my browser all the time
Lead Delta - for organizing contacts and managing my network on LinkedIn
@marina_djuric Im curious about Todoist 🤔 Thanks for sharing!
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The ones I can't live without:
- Awesomescreenshot (Screenshot annotion and Video recording)
- Textblaze (automated repetitive writing)
- Builtwith (Tech profiler)
- Google Tag Assistant (important if you use tag manager)
- Usemotion (productivity)
@maxwellcdavis I'm so grateful for everyone who shared 🤗🙏🏻
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As an SEO Specialist for Instant Logo Design, besides Grammarly, MOZ extension is probably one of the most helpful tool! I can easily see the DA, PA, and even the spam score without heading to premium (and expensive) SEO tools :)
Grammarly (I would love to have one of this kind in Brazilian Portuguese)
AdBlocker Ultimate
Wordtune (tks to this post)
Raindrop - The best multi-device and looking good bookmark manager that I know :)
Bitwarden - Getting old and a Password Manager is a must!
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