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My top 3 are: -OneTab (helps my Chrome feel less cluttered) -AdBlocker -Lavender (helps writing sales emails)

For me Grammarly, Dashlane, and Rescuetime.

Daily workflow - Grammarly - AdBlock - Blixem (Tab Management - Organize, save and share groups of tabs - Biased Founder) - Bardeen (Automation triggers) RSS - Daily Dev (great development articles) - Muzli (great design inspiration) Devtools - React Devtools - Vue.js Devtools - Hexomatic (Tech stack, SEO, Content analysis) Shopping - Honey - Lolli (Earn bitcoin when shopping - usually when purchasing flights/hotels)

Ok reallll nerd vibes here but the AWS Switch Key Roles is a life saver when working with different environments Otherwise the usual suspects, AdBlack, Grammarly, Calendly, Honey

Lusha, Apollo, Grammarly, Joxy. Lusha and Apollo are for prospecting, Joxy is for screencapture.

It's been said a lot, but mainly Grammarly and an Adblocker. Especially when spending so much time on the web, having a decent adblocker is very important nowadays. What are your favorites?

Lastpass ,loom, and web3 wallets

session buddy, imagine tab management with an ease export and scrape options

Colorzilla (Color picker) Grammarly (Write better) What Font (Font used in a website)