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Chen FriedmanMarketer, Knowledge Freak, Geek

What are the best Google Chrome extensions you know and use daily?

I am always on the look for a new tool to make my day slightly (or more :) better. From productivity tools (ex: Boomerang), to UX-related (ex: Adblock), to performance (ex: The Great Suspender), I've tried it all. Or have I? Please share with me the browser extension(s) that completes you ;) Thank you so much in advance.
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    Grammarly for Chrome

    Clear, effective, mistake-free writing everywhere you type.

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    Tejas Kinger20SaaS Product Marketing @ Freshworks Inc · Written
    Grammarly for helping me ensure that I write error-free copy everywhere.
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    Adblock

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    Thomas DIDIER6Marketing, Forest Admin 🌲 · Written
    Who likes intrusive ads? 🤔
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    Drag Pro

    Transform Gmail into organized To Do lists (like Trello)

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    Nick TimmsDrag is live today (12th July)! · Written
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    90% of the day spent in Gmail. Drag turns Gmail into organize lists. Makes it 10x easier :)
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    • Alexandra BalkovaMD @Wise Guys, Dealflow @WannaBiz

      Testing for 2 months already, downloaded in December. Despite the bugs, I can not stop using it, cause for now I can't imagine my inbox not being perfectly organized as it was before. I see product is definitely improving, so I believe the team will deal with all the bugs & conflicts with other extensions. Cause Drag helps me a lot. Thanks for the product.

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    • Peter BanerjeaCo-Founder, SuccessIsWhat

      Extremely useful for anyone who spends a lot of time communicating outside the company - salespeople, support folks, PR people, procurement guys, etc. What I love most is the simplicity of it - which makes it very easy to get your people to adopt it!

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    Pocket

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    Tejas Kinger20SaaS Product Marketing @ Freshworks Inc · Written
    Pocket to help me quickly save offline copies of articles that I can catch up with later during commute.
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    Clearbit Connect

    Rapportive on steroids. See data about contacts in Gmail.

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    Tejas Kinger20SaaS Product Marketing @ Freshworks Inc · Written
    Clearbit Connect to see and verify information about my contacts, get better context before emailing.
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    • BabyQ

      I just can't see paying $466 per month for a license -OR- giving them complete access to all of my contacts.

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    WhatRuns

    Discover what runs a website in one click 🖥️ 🔍

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    Tejas Kinger20SaaS Product Marketing @ Freshworks Inc · Written
    Whatruns is incredibly useful to learn about the elements that run in the backend of a website.
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    • Abhilash JainProduct Marketing / Growth

      Its brilliant. It gives you a quick breakdown of what the site is made up of.

      My personal fav is that it tells you which theme a Wordpress site is using upfront also shows the extensions used.

      Must have for marketers / anyone interested in webdesign.

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    • Erin Donovansupport tech | corporate trainer

      This is a fun, little Chrome and Firefox add-on that doesn't take up much space, but tells you a lot of valuable information about what services run a website you search! I added the add-on to Chrome > navigate to a Website > click the WhatRuns Icon on my Chrome toolbar and voilà > see what runs! Learn a website's Analytics provider, Web Server, OS, Programming Language, and more! I like the clickable links to learn more, and that you can subscribe to sites. Check out their website and look up the Bug Bounty program: It's a simple idea that "rewards researchers for their efforts in finding out vulnerabilities in our (WhatRuns) product.

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    The Great Suspender

    Auto-suspend inactive tabs to reduce memory usage of chrome

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    Tejas Kinger20SaaS Product Marketing @ Freshworks Inc · Written
    The Great Suspender to improve performance of Chrome on my Mac.
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    • Sergio Ravelobringing innovation to nonprofits

      Initially I thought my Mac would be able to function better while maintaining ALL of my tabs open but makes sense that if you I close a few my memory functionality increases.

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    • Harshita AroraFounder @Harshita Apps

      I love The Great Suspender! Has made me a whole lot more productive!

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