Hello world!In this post I'm gonna show you my favorite chrome extensions! They makes me more productive. And gives me inspiration to do more coding.
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My Google Chrome extensions:
- Grepper β Allow you to save code
2 - Shortcuts for google β Open google apps with a click
3 - Video Speed Controller β Allow you to control the speed of a video with shortcuts and to overcome the 2x speed
4 - Code Line Daily β every day a line of code in your browser (HTML, CSS, and Javascript)
5 - Volume Manager β Manage the volume of a tab
6 - VisBug β Open source web design debug tools built with JavaScript: "a FireBug for designers".
7 - Better-OneTab β Allow you to manage and save your tabs
8 - Grammarly for chrome β Correct my English π
9 - Color Zilla β Pick up a color from any web page and copy the hex
Or:
10 - What Font β Check the font of any web page.
11 - Dimension β Check the dimensions (in pixels) of elements / their distance
12 - Lorem Ipsum Generator β Generate lorem ipsum test quickly
13 - CSS viewer β CSS property viewer
14 - Window Resizer β Allow you to resize the web page (for responsive webpages)
Web Developer β Adds a toolbar button with various web developer tools.
15 - You can also install an Ad Blocker like AdBlock or AdGuard
Your extensions:
Fonts ninja - Alternative to what font
Vinium
--> The Hacker's Browser. Vimium provides keyboard shortcuts for navigation and control in the spirit of Vim.
- I add this extension I just discovered:
Calculator - very useful when you have to use the calculator while staying in the same tab (open as a popup)
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Top comments (20)
my fav extension for development:
JSON Formatter
this will format any json output nicely. (eg if you open an API get request in new window)
Fonts Ninja another alternative for what font,
also any plugin that can do json formatting.
Or if you don't want a plugin, there's always format
Chrome removed my colorzilla the other day, appearently it contains some malicious content.
Are you sure? Is still available in the chrome web store. And even if I did some research "colorzilla removed" / "colorzilla malicious content"... it doesn't give me anything relevant. Do you have any verified source who proves it? Don't hesitate to send me everything you have, I would not like to leave anything dangerous in this article.
Thanks
I verified that myself just after posting that comment and I am afraid that I can't share any reliable proof at the point.
Mybad
Stay safe
No problem. Update me if you find something.
I will check
Chrome has window resizer built-in to the dev tools. It's in the top left as "toggle device toolbar".
Some other extensions I would recommend:
Good one!!
Thanks!
Having too many extensions doesn't slow the overall computer speed as Chrome runs all these extensions in background?
The entire chrome slows the pc, check the task manager for example (on windows) to see how much. For me just chrome use 4gb of ram (with two users, lots of extensions and lots of tabs). I have a good pc so I can handle this 4gb (I have 16 of ram) but lots of pc have just 4 or 8gb. Even if what takes to most are too much tab opened in the same time, too much extensions can slow the pc, even if chrome is closed.
Thanks for the list! I love ColorZilla and Grammarly.
I actively use both, they are very useful.
Γ§hwo to write this tab of links ( It's cool )
Very helpful. In fact I must bookmark this page for further reference
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Thanks!