- uBlock Origin is pretty self-explanatory
- Highlighter + Notes helps my ADHD a lot by letting me highlight important phrases in big blocks of texts, especially any articles or posts I might be reading and replying to
- Archive Page for archive.today is also self-explanatory, I like using it to create permalinks or de-paywalled links to news articles
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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helps my ADHD
Only barely related, but have you ever tried JiffyReader? It highlights the first segment of each word, which is supposed to help ADHDers focus on each word instead of skimming over whole sentences/paragraphs/pages at once. It does help me like, some.
Oh my GOD, this is a great recommendation! Thank you so much!
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web of trust, or mywot. puts a little sign next to every link telling you if they're trustworthy. fucken game changer. botsight is a great one for twitter. and buzzkill, well, kills buzzfeed
Ublock + Sponsorblock are a killer combo I couldn't use the internet without. I also use keepa to see amazon price history.
If you already use Ublock, isnt another blocking extension (Sponsorblock) kind of meaningless?