Besides hiding your bookmarks and extensions (super handy for using your computer for livestreaming or screenshots), the “blank new tab” feature gives you a clean, white, completely cleared, beautiful Chrome page.
My favorite and most used feature is still those bookmarks! What about you? Any favs?
Solution Ideas for Bookmark Mania
One way to help clean up your abundance of tabs or bookmarks and still maintain an at-your-finger-tips accessibility to your saves is to use an extension to save to your favorite curation app.
A lot of people love to save to Pocket, where you can organize articles or URLs by tags. Also popular for a one-click, organized saving is EverNote. And if you like to curate with a visual-first style, save to Flipboard and organize by topics, collect and showcase
your own work as a portfolio, or gather all your podcasts in one easy and shareable magazine.
Another time-saving shortcut to leverage using your Chrome browser is extensions to automatically share articles to social sharing apps, like Agorapulse and Buffer. Click away as you read, learn, or research, and fill your social feeds with things to share with your community in a snap.
Don’t forget that using the “Reading Lists” feature helps keep tabs under control and lessons your computer resources draw, but the beauty, my friend, is that after you get back to read anything on
your list, you can just hit delete. No more space is needed.
