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🔰 The Best Google Chrome Extensions For Web Junkies 🔰 The Best Extensions for Google Chrome Vimium — Browse the web, interact with web pages, navigate browser history using keyboard shortcuts. Inspired by Vim commands Gmail Sender Icons - Quickly identify the sending domain of an email in Gmail without opening the message. Zoho Annotator - An ad-free screenshot capture tool with a built-in editor for annotating images. Upload screenshots directly to Google Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox. Clearly - Read pages in a Kindle-style clean layout with beautiful typography while hiding the distracting parts. Tab Notes - A minimalistic start page for Chrome that opens a simple notepad in each new tab where you can quickly jot down your todos and notes. PushBullet — Easily transfer web page links, text notes, or push photos and files from the computer to your phone and vice-versa. Scribe - Create step-by-step guides and tutorials by recording steps and publish them as PDF guides. OneTab — Save all your open tabs in a group and duplicate your session anytime later with a click. Picture in Picture - Watch Netflix movies and YouTube videos in an always-on-top floating window while you work on other tabs. Screenity - Record a screencast video with voice narration, include your webcam video and share through Google Drive. URL Render - Instead of clicking individual links on the Google search page, hover your mouse over a link, press a short and and view the underlying page in a floating window. Clipt - A universal clipboard for Android, Mac and Windows PCs - copy the OTP on your phone and instantly paste it on the desktop and vice-versa. Hover Zoom - Hover your mouse over any thumbnail image on sites like Facebook and Amazon and the add-on will enlarge the image to its full size. Quick Source Viewer - A better alternative to the native View Source option that displays both JS and CSS files in addition to HTML content. Save To Drive - Right-click and save the current web page, or images on a page, to your Google Drive. Google Input - Type text in any language of your choice using virtual keyboards, your handwriting and transliteration. Google Dictionary - Use the dictionary add-on to view definitions of words and learn their correct pronunciation. uBlacklist - Blocks specific sites and entire domains from appearing in your Google search results. Gmail Notes - Attach sticky notes to your email message that are persistent and will show up the next time you open that same email inside Gmail. Simple ToDo - Replace the new tab page of your Chrome with an elegant todo list that requires no signup. Ugly Email - Some emails contain a tracking pixel that notifies the sender when their emails are read. This add-on blocks the tracking attempts. Stylebot - Change the appearance of any web page with CSS selectors, permanently hide elements on a page and the changes persist across browser sessions. Skip Search - An address bar shortcut for the I'm lucky command that directly takes you to the most relevant website for your search query. Single File - Download the entire web page into a single HTML file. The associated CSS files, fonts and images are also saved in the file. Go Incognito - Open the current tab of your browser in a new incognito tab, useful for browsing news websites are behind paywalls. Feeder - An excellent RSS feed reader that is accessible from the Chrome toolbar and supports notifications for your favorite feeds. Blackbox - It’s like an OCR reader, but for websites. Extract text from images, video screenshots or PDFs and copy it to your clipboard. Project Naptha - Another useful OCR extension that lets you magically select text from images and instantly translate it to your native language. Visbug - A must-have design tool for web developers that brings powerful editing capabilities to the browser. iCloud Passwords - Access your Safari passwords that are saved inside iOS and Mac device from Chrome on Windows PCs. Twitter Screenshots - Take beautiful, uncluttered screenshots of tweets with a click. Enjoy 👍❤️

From JQuery to React, Vue, Angular — The Evolution of Frontend Frameworks and There Difference https://betterprogramming.pub/from-jquery-to-react-vue-angular-the-evolution-of-frontend-frameworks-and-there-difference-3e6b6fcc6200