Chrome and Safari are awesome, but for more awesomeness you might want to look into the following three extensions. They are helpful as much as they are fun.
Alice Keeler Drive 20Lite
This Chrome extension works when you are in a folder in Google Drive to open up the first 20 files in the folder.
This Chrome extension works when you are in a folder in Google Drive to open up the first 20 files in the folder. For teachers, this allows reviewing student work and providing feedback quickly. Click on the Drive20 icon in the omnibox while in Google Drive to open files. Right click on the extension icon to change the default from 20 files to a specified amount. You can quickly close files by right clicking on a Chrome tab and choosing "Close Tabs to the Right."
Workflow tip: create subfolders to divide files into chunks. Open all files within a subfolder quickly using the Drive20 Chrome extension. Go to the last tab. Insert comments on the document. Use Control W to close the document and view the next document.
Prokeys
Save time and effort in emails, etc. with ProKeys. Define snippets, do math in your browser, auto complete braces, and much more.
This user-friendly text expander lets you save largish text expansions and associate them with short abbreviations. We support plain or styled text, local and sync browser storage, clipboard macros, date and time macros, dynamic value fields in expansions and dynamic math.
OneTab Extension
Save up to 95% memory in your browser and reduce tab clutter!
Whenever you find yourself with too many tabs, click the OneTab icon to convert all of your tabs into a list. When you need to access the tabs again, you can either restore them individually or all at once.
When your tabs are in the OneTab list, you will save up to 95% of memory because you will have reduced the number of tabs open in Google Chrome.
Chrome Extension | Safari Extension
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