Just press the button, and the site that you are in at that moment, will be saved.

The Pocket, is a product that lets you save, and synchronize links that you liked, but didn’t have the time to read (or links that you wanted to save). Pocket ( Chrome extension | product site): So this might be the extension, but this product comes with its own lineup. This (for me) replaced BenchWarmer which I mention later on in this post. Amazing extension that recently updated to this format. Panda: From the moment that you install this extension, every time that you’ll open a new tab, this extension will fill your tab space combining Dribbble shots/Behance works alongside a DN, HN or Sidebar.io feed of your choice. Muzli is a new-tab chrome extension, it will replace your default tab and fill it with inspiration, latest design articles and quick links to relevant design sites. Its extremely useful fir closing unnecessary tabs every once in a while. This Extension is basically a popup which lets you see all your tabs as a list and close or rearrange them as you wish. Tabman Tabs Manager: This extension along with TabMemFree (listed above) is an amazing combination. I think you get where I’m going with this. If you are like myself, that memory is being used for five articles from two weeks ago, which you haven’t read yet, ten websites that you wanted to share with others and three or four project management tools for my clients. That memory can be very useful, especially while using Photoshop, or any other program at that specific moment. Every tab that you open in your browser, takes away memory from your computers RAM. TabMemFree: I can’t even begin to explain how effective this extension really is, but I’ll explain anyway. This allows you to decide whether to enter the shots page or not without having to refresh the page. The extensions shown here can be effective for anyone who is using the internet, but they mainly target designers, tech entrepreneurs, developers, and people working in the creative industry.ĭribbble HD: while using Dribbble, do you find it annoying to click on every picture, in order to see it a little bit bigger? This extension solves that, by showing every Dribbble feed in full size.

I would like to share with you the different extensions that I use (and also those that I have used and thought deserve to be mentioned here). Two years ago I made the transition to Chrome as my default browser, and over the time I’ve drastically improved my workflow by using some awesome extensions.

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