Essential browser extensions + other digital tips

nice topic here...here to learn too.
I use Brave browser..it's light and fast, and has basic security protection...most especially AD block.
limits cookie and cache storage, and Ad disability with the Shield button....the only extension i have is Lastpass PW manager, and download managers.(you should raise a topic about that too..lol)
My tabs are smart, i dont like to keep open tabs for long..thats why i have the history..keeping multiple tabs for long reduces system performance as a part of the RAM is assigned to keep them open.
I clean histories.cache,cookies...once a month

As the digital age progresses, it is essential to ensure that you are using the right tools and strategies to stay organized. While there are many different browsers, it is important to select a browser that best suits your needs and preferences. I use Google Chrome as my go-to web browser due to its easy synchronization of my bookmarks, tabs, and search history between devices. Lenovo is a beautiful brand that can help with daily projects.

I also rely heavily on the various extensions available for Chrome to boost my productivity. I recommend investing in an AI writer such as Jasper.ai. I also use Tube Buddy for the YouTube video stats. To help with writing documents, tools like Grammarly Deepl.com are very helpful. I clean up my computer after a hard day at home; depending on the software, this can be a piece of cake.

Know thy computer, and life will be so much easier. Practice with your tools daily, and more time can be spent thinking, "I finally made it!"

Chrome.

Technoloigy Developer/ Productivity essential extensions : POSTMan, JSON Viewer, Evernote Web clipper

Others: Honey, Adblock Plus, Google Calendar, Dark Reader, StayFocusd, Momentum

What do some of these do? 

I love Brave, I use it on all my computers, phone and tablet. 

I use Brave which is a more secure version of Chrome.  The Chrome webstore works with it so you can still get your favorite extensions.  I use startpage.com as my search engine.  It still uses google as the search engine, but it is more private.  Like Duck Duck Go uses Bing, but is more private.  I create folders on my bookmarks to keep categories separate (Personal, Work, Side business, Financial...)  About the only extension that is an absolute requirement is Last Pass.  I move the shortcuts I use the most to the top of the list withing each folder.  Every few months I will look toward the bottom and see if there are any I don't use or that do not work any longer.    

Evernote Webclipper : Take screenshots of web pages, applications, documents etc and record them in the Evernote notes. (Evernote is a scribing application and is free for individual and limited usage)

POSTMan : Execute play and integrate with APIs / Web Services for Systems integration

JSON Viewer : Formatting JSON data in readable format, explore JSON documents

Honey : Applies discount coupons on different retail websites we try to shop

Adblick Plus : Stop ads and popups

Dark Reader : Change the website articles to have dark background for pleasent reading experience

StayFocusd : Record time to stay focussed

Momentum : Record and keep target of Small goals, a clock, and reminders to stay focussed to increase productivity

I use FoxClocks. Shows me the time of all the countries or states I want on right under the bookmark bar.

Thank you!