Chrome Extensions you can't live without

For me Grammarly, Dashlane, and Rescuetime.

The one created by me - The Last Week It's an extension that reminds me of how many weeks I've left to do great things everything I open a new browser tab.

I am into marketing so my extensions primarily help with my day to day job. Here is the list - 1. Tab Suspender 2. Grammarly 3. Open SEO Stats 4. VidIQ 5. Drift Screen recording 6. Keyword Everywhere 7. Streak for Gmail 8. Email Finder

Oo i love this question and chrome extensions Some less obvious ones maybe: 1 - Amazon Assistant (for adding gifts to my wedding and now baby registry ;) 2- Pop-up blocker (ofc) 3 - MetaMask (crypto) 4 - Send to Kindle (to PDF articles and send to my kindle) 5- Scribe (okay more obvious, also I work there, but serious answer since I use it all the time to create step-by-step guides)

Eesel Grammarly Wordtune

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)

R4P Customer Catcher! It helps you set up a show and create a link to your presentation directly from Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, Linkedin. You will receive a notification when the listener follows the link and you can join and communicate in real-time. All information about how much time the listener spent on each slide of the presentation will be available in email reports and CRM (there is integration with HubSpot, SalesForce and other CRM, mailing and marketing automation services (SendPulse, Zoho CRM).

I am a digital marketer, below are the extensions I cant live without. - Similarweb (website traffic stats) - Extensity (quickly enable/disable extensions) - Wappalyzer (website technology used, I find which ad networks & other technologies competitors/or any websites are using) - Stylebot (mostly use to remove unwanted elements from page display:hidden) - Ad blocker - Web Developer

Ooh great thread thanks 😊

Grammarly and ProWritingAid and some extention to cut out the ads :D I use uBlock Origin.

Shameless plug, But ever since I built Tabwave (https://tabwave.vercel.app), it's been a part of my daily life. Like I open my browser and it's there.

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Bitwarden - my password manager. Adblocker

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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?

- Grammarly - Pocket - Adblock

tl;dv for Google Meet , Grammarly , Loom , SimilarWeb

WhatFont, VPN, AdBlock

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

I can't live without: - Grammarly (write better) - Honey (save money) - Heyday (boost memory) (note: I'm a biased founder!) Each of these extensions is great because they: 1. Layer on top of your existing workflow, and don't require behavior change 2. Require little manual input We launched Heyday (https://www.producthunt.com/post...) on PH recently and were lucky enough to get #1 product of the week. The low effort, workflow enhancement seems to resonate with a lot of Chrome users.