If you use Gmail and Google Calendar, you would be doing a lot of tab-jumping from Gmail to Google Calendar, especially when you are responding to emails. Even otherwise, when you are online and doing some intensive work, jumping to your calendar from time to time can be quite a chore.
The Chrome extension – Checker Plus for Google Calendar is a great tool to have the calendar at your fingertips. The extension sits neatly on your Chrome Extension panel and you can pop it up any time to get a quick view of your Calendar. It also lets you view upcoming events, get meeting notifications and reminders, and snooze events – all without opening the Google Calendar page. Convenience at the click of a button!
A very nifty tool to avoid multiple clicks on the Calendar Tab daily.

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This is a different kind of AI tool – it helps you record oral conversations, lectures, meetings, etc. and transcribes them into text automatically. It records meetings, takes notes in real time, and generates an automated summary to share with everyone and to help you remember everything. After getting your notes in text format, you can easily annotate, edit and share them. You can capture all your important conversations and meetings, whether in-person, hybrid, mobile, or virtual. Otter Assistant integrates with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet while storing all notes in one central, secure, and accessible place.
Convert your thoughts into words and say exactly what you mean, through clear, compelling and authentic writing. Add this extension in your browser (Chrome / Edge) and enjoy all the benefits online – whether you are using Gmail, Google Docs, Twitter, Linkedin, WhatsApp Web. Also available on Microsoft 365, Microsoft Word and a host of other platforms.
This website gives you the best tools for comparing text, images, files and folders. It allows you to compare various types of content on your desktop or directly on your browser.
Sending large files via e-mail is not always possible. Most of the time, we have to resort to third-party tools like WeTransfer or SendThisFile or something similar, where we have to upload our files to the service provider and the recipient has to download it from there. These come with annoying limitations such as file size limits, speed limits or requirements for registration and if you exceed the limits, you may even have to pay for them.