Stealth Mode relies upon a database of over 5,000 trackers that is regularly updated. Stealth Mode blocks third-party cookies and prevents online trackers from collecting information about you. But that is part of the beauty of it, it is simple, and a fast way to add something to a list before you forget it. The capabilities are limited - you can add new items to a list and mark existing to-dos as done. This Wunderlist Chrome extension replaces your new Chrome page with your default Wunderlist to-do list. You can also add a private note to each person’s profile. In a sidebar to the right of your inbox, you will see the sender’s current job title, phone number (if available), social media profile links, relevant news related to the sender, previous positions, any upcoming or previous calendar appointments you have with the sender, and more. The extension finds background information across the web, giving you a quick overview of anyone who sends you an email or if no data is found on the individual person, it will show info about the company that the person works for.

Wondering who that email is from? Find out with Accompany for Gmail. And a new feature called Inbox Pause lets you control when messages arrive in your inbox, so if you are on holiday you can actually stop emails. Boomerang will alert you if you don’t receive a response to an email. You can also snooze an email, so that you are reminded to read it later. For example you can write a reply to an email on Saturday, but schedule delivery for Monday morning. The Boomerang for Gmail extension makes it easy to schedule email delivery.

The following are 10 of our favourite Chrome extensions-all of which are free. Plus it has a huge ecosystem of extensions that make it even more powerful. It is reliable, efficient and works beautifully on PCs as well as Macs. Google’s Chrome browser is our favourite, and not only because we have a plug-in for it that allows you to click-to-call straight from your browser screen.

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