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Todoist: This extension allows you to create and manage to-do lists, set tasks and reminders, and track your progress.Forest: This extension helps you stay focused by blocking distracting websites and apps while you work.Pocket: This extension allows you to save articles, videos, and other web content to view later, so you can stay focused on your current task.OneTab: This extension helps reduce clutter by consolidating all of your open tabs into a single list, which can help improve your browser's performance and reduce distractions.LastPass: This extension is a password manager that helps you generate and store strong, unique passwords for all of your online accounts, so you don't have to remember them all.StayFocusd: This extension lets you set limits on the amount of time you can spend on distracting websites, so you can stay focused on your work.Evernote Web Clipper: This extension allows you to save and organize web content, including articles, images, and notes, in a single place, making it easier to access and reference later.
Extensions
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Video speed controller (allows up t 10x video speed)
Average students spends .... hours waiting for other people to ask questions / because people speak slowly. Learning to consume information fast is a must have if you want to engage in other activities in addition to your studies.
Momentum browser
Allows me to keep a track of everything that’s going on (to-do list, all important links, and shows me a new place everyday - which serves as a huge source of motivation for me, who wants to travel one day)
Speechify - reads text to you (insert more detail about how this boosts productivity)
Liner
Used by students at Harvard, Yale, MIT and Cambridge to find the most important resources faster. Highlights where other people have found the answers to my question and allows me to categorize each topic that I’m researching with different colour highlights.
Grammarly
Doubtless you’ve heard of them by now. I use Grammarly to check for spelling, grammatical and syntax errors as well as plagiarism when it comes time to submit any papers I’ve worked on. I use freemium.
TL;DR
Summarizes any page of text for you. Super helpful for long articles + reading homework assignments.
TL;DV
Transcribes meetings so that I can focus on listening, not on taking notes
Dark Reader
I don’t use this as much as the others, but looks cool and helps keep your melatonin levels higher when working into the evening
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