It is connected with my bit.ly account.Ĭlearly – Clearly strips away ads and unnecessary menus from Web-based articles to make them cleaner to print as well as save to Evernote.

This has been great as I review my Diigo lists or Google searches.īit.ly – If I am working with long links, the bit.ly tool allows me to create shortened customized links with one click that I can share with others. Basically, if the page extends to an additional page, AutoPagerize will append the pages to create a single scrolling page. Here are extensions that I am currently using:ĪutoPagerize – Autopagerize is a great little find that has saved me time as I browse through Web sites. If I try them and find them useful, I will keep them and install them on all my computers as well as share the find with others. I, typically, find extensions through recommendations found in tweets and blog posts. Google Chrome has a library of extensions that you can easily add to your browser. With extensions, I can add non-native features to Chrome or add capabilities of other programs such as Evernote or Diigo. However, there are times when I wish that Chrome had a specific capability, and that is where the extensions come to play. Google Chrome is my browser of choice it is fast, and it has given me minimal problems.

Basically, they are my Google Chrome extensions. In this post, I will briefly talk about a series of tools that I use on a daily basis.

This is another tool review that is part of Jane Hart’s 10 Tool Challenge.

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