Have you ever read an article that would be perfect to share with your followers, only to forget the link and lose it to the Internet abyss? With Evernote, that won’t happen anymore. *Note: If you use Internet Explorer, your insurance won’t cover most of these. In the spirit of good health, here are 10 of the best browser extensions that will help you be as efficient (and sane) as possible when you’re working on the Internet: And they don’t come with a list of side effects that’s longer than the iTunes user agreement. Getting heartburn from the lack of engagement on your brand’s social channels? Insomnia from checking your company’s mentions on Twitter every two minutes? Migraines from the absurd amount of tabs you know you can’t close? There are remedies out there. Finally, click Remove.Browser extensions are kind of like the medicine cabinet of the Internet. To uninstall an extension, click on the dustbin icon to the right of the Enable tickbox. To disable an extension, untick the Enable tickbox next to the extension you want to disable. In the tab that opens, choose Extensions from the left-hand side. To manage extensions, click the menu icon then Settings. Plug-ins are called extensions in Chrome. In the window that opens, you will be able to select the add-on you want, then click Disable. To disable plug-ins in Internet Explorer, click Tools in the menu bar, or press Alt + T. This will keep the plug-in installed, without taking up memory. Uninstalling may be best, but if you don’t want to uninstall a plug-in, you can usually disable it.
The best way to prevent an excessive amount of plug-ins from building up is to limit them to the ones you use regularly. Having a lot of plug-ins installed means more work for your browser to do. However, it is always a good idea to keep their numbers trimmed down.
You can use a plug-in for pinning things to a Pinterest board, or for clipping items to Evernote. Plug-ins (also called add-ons or extensions) can add useful features to your web browser.
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