This tutorial explains how to copy webpage content as Markdown. Whether you have selected some text with bold, italic, or underline formatting, image, hyperlink, etc., you can copy it to clipboard in Markdown formatting. For this, you need to use a free Chrome extension “Copy As Markdown”.
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This article covers how to show real-time word count for Google Docs with milestone markers. That simply means as you start typing in a Google Docs document, the word count is visible live. Apart from this fantastic feature, this extension also adds milestone markers every 500 words.
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This article covers a simple way to turn PHP var_dump output to better readable text. It adds the proper syntax-aware formatting to the var_dump output and makes the debugging process less annoying.
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Here is a free Chrome extension to save whatever you type on all webpages. It works on all websites or form filling pages. As soon as you type some text, it stores that text automatically and then lets you restore that text in just two clicks. It is very helpful when you accidentally close or refresh the tab.
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This tutorial explains how to sort Chrome tabs by domain. All the opened tabs are sorted domain wise in alphabetical order. Thus, tabs related a particular website will remain together and it will be easy to find a tab from the bunch of tabs.
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This tutorial covers how to get Instagram notifications on PC for any post liked and commented by some Instagram user. You will see Instagram username in the desktop notification whenever some photo/video is liked or commented. It can be done using a free Chrome extension, known as “WebClient for Instagram”.
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Norton Safe Web extension for Microsoft Edge has been released by Symantec Corporation to prevent users from accessing malicious sites. It blocks any suspicious or malware infected site and also lets you check Norton rating for that particular website.
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This tutorial covers how to open Chrome tabs in Microsoft Edge browser. You can open all the tabs of active window, all the tabs of all opened windows of Chrome browser, or the active tab of Chrome browser in Microsoft Edge. This can be done using a free Chrome extension, named as “Open in MS Edge”.
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Learn how to scroll infinitely on Google Search Results Page in Chrome. Use the simple tool mentioned here and scroll infinitely till the last result for the queried search term
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Here is a free Chrome extension is explained that lets you can use to write private notes about Facebook, Twitter profiles and export them to CSV.
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This tutorial shows how to generate heading structure of any webpage in Firefox. The list of all the headings, like H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, etc., is generated and visible on the left sidebar. For each heading, you can also see the text associated with it. For this, I have used a free Firefox add-on, known as “HeadingsMap”.
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Learn how to show Britannica results in Google search result page in Chrome. Whenever you will perform some search using Google search engine in Chrome browser and there exists some Encyclopedia Britannica article related to that particular search, then Britannica result is displayed on the top right side.
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Here are 3 free Chrome extensions to set custom zoom level in Chrome. The native zoom in/out feature of Chrome is good but there are preset zoom levels (25, 33, 50, 67, 75, 80, 90, and 100) only. Therefore, these Chrome extensions are handy. These extensions help you set any zoom level, say 17, 66, 23, for a webpage.
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Learn how to manage your Google Tasks with a visual Kanban board. Use the tool mentioned n this posta and manage your tasks with a custom Kanban board with custom templates
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