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    Which Chrome Extensions we cannot live without?

    Tirupati Reddy Dontireddy
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    I love Chrome Extensions, and as a Digital Marketer I am using these: -Grammarly -Wappalyzer -MozBar -SEO Quake -BuzzSumo -Tag Assistant -Awesome Screenshot -Open ChatGPT -SimilarWeb -HootSuite

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    Brian Yip
    Kudos - Put Your Cards to Work
    Kudos - Put Your Cards to Work
    ๐Ÿ‘‹๐Ÿผ I used to work at Honey for 5+ years, now currently building Kudos which is scheduled to launch this Thursday on PH! ๐ŸŽŠ We'll be releasing a new feature where we'll 2X your credit card rewards on over 15k sites. This means if you usually earn 3% back on sites like Glossier or Booking.com, you'll now get 6%. ๐Ÿ’ฐ Would love to hear what you think!
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    Robin Gandy
    Pagecloud
    Pagecloud
    Hey all! Design Sidekick just launched today on product hunt. A Chrome extension for marketers and designers to find colors/fonts/CSS on any web page, and manage your site SEO. Check us out! https://www.producthunt.com/post...
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    Hunted Space
    Hunted Space
    -Gummysearch -Seemrush -Quillbolt -OpenAI and ofcourse our search engine Klu.so :)
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    Tirupati Reddy Dontireddy
    @sandradjajic I will try Quiltbolt & Klu.so , Thanks
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    Elena Bastyte
    Open ChatGPT and Grammarly
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    Sergey Potikhanov
    Product Cell
    Here's a list 1. Momentum: A productivity-focused extension that helps keep you focused, productive, and motivated. 2. LastPass: Password Management and secure storage solution to keep your passwords safe and secure. 3. AdBlock Plus: Blocks intrusive and annoying ads, pop-ups, banners, and roll-overs. 4. Pushbullet: A push notifications service to send and receive messages, links and files between different devices without a need for cables. 5. Grammarly: A grammar and spell-checker to help you improve your writing. 6. Honey: Automatically searches for the best coupon codes and applies them at checkout for your online purchases. 8. Save to Pocket: A quick way to save links, images, and other items from a web page/website to Pocket.
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    Tirupati Reddy Dontireddy
    @new_user__29920227ddde191323f50db Wow! Will try Honey & Save to Pocket, Thank you!
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    Brian Yip
    Kudos - Put Your Cards to Work
    Kudos - Put Your Cards to Work
    @sergeypotikhanov ex-Honey here, love seeing it on your list! ๐Ÿฅณ
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    DoฤŸukan Tezcan
    TransferChain
    -Metamask -Ethereum Gas Price -Video Speed Controller
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    Jyoti Kanabar
    Grammarly Wappalyzer PageX- this is our inhouse tool built for webpage scanning.
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    Chaimae Sakhi
    Wiseone
    Wiseone
    I highly recommend you Wiseone, a new AI-powered extension that enriches your online reading experience => https://wiseone.io/
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    Aleksander Frankowicz
    Muzaic API
    Muzaic API
    LastPass Toby Awesome Screenshot and Screen Recorder Save To Notion Lingvanex Instapaper SimilarWeb
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    John Koo
    Hummin'
    Since my first language wasn't English, wordtune is my lifesaver.
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    Tirupati Reddy Dontireddy
    @imjohnkoo I will also try, Thanks!
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    michal rockman-pollard
    @imjohnkoo I agree, Wordtune is the best. English is my mother tongue (I am bilingual) yet it is so good in refining what I am trying to say and making things concise.
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    Chandher Shekar
    Bitwarden to store my passwords, best open-source tool out there.
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    Jay Mehta
    1. AdBlock Plus 2. LastPass 3. Grammarly 4. 1Password 5. The Great Suspender 6. Pushbullet 7. Momentum 8. StayFocusd 9. Pocket 10. uBlock Origin
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    Max Song
    SpeechFlow
    SpeechFlow
    NavTab
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