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Tabbed browsing is perhaps the best thing invented since sliced bread. It allows us to browse multiple sites at once, and keeps the interface clutter-free to a great extent. That said, things get a bit messy for those who’re into a habit of opening more than 20 times at once, a habit, which is not [...]
We’ve previously covered some techniques that can help you curb your browsing distractions and this article is a continuation of that post. Today, we’ll be highlighting some of the best clutter-free browsing extensions for Google Chrome. Not only will these add-ons help you read articles in a clean, distraction-free manner, they’ll also make reading on [...]
We’ve already shown you how to read web articles on your Kindle or mobile. But what if you wanted them in an e-book format? That’s where Dotepub comes in handy. Dotepub is a Chrome extension and a bookmarklet that lets you convert any webpage into an e-book with a click of a button. The e-book, [...]
More often than not, our bookmark list tends to get so bloated that we forget that it too needs a little cleanup. There are duplicate links, links that don’t work and 404′s we don’t know about. Addressing that problem comes Bookmark Sentry, a nifty little Chrome extension that scans through your bookmarks for any links [...]
Gmail is definitely one of the most popular web-based email clients out there. And even though it comes packed with a lot of interesting features, an occasional tweak or two makes the service much more effective. Filling this need comes Mailslayer, a free Chrome extension that adds to the functionality of Gmail making the interface [...]
If you are a Kindle user disappointed by the lack of a dedicated desktop application for Linux, there’s good news for you. Amazon.com has just launched their new HTML5-powered cloud-based web app called Amazon Cloud Reader. The webapp runs flawlessly on Linux with support for offline reading and much much more. Here’s what it has [...]
Reading interesting articles on the web is not always as distraction-free as it is on Kindle or mobile devices. To address that problem, there is a free service called klip.me that allows you to send web articles from your browser to your email, Kindle or mobiles. Here’s what it has to offer.