This extension builds a Pomodoro timer into your browser and notifies you of your breaks, as well as tracking your progress. After every fourth block (or 2 hours), you take a break for around 15 minutes. The Pomodoro technique is a popular productivity-boosting method where you work in 25 minute blocks with a five minute break at the end of each block. Ditching the pen and paper and keeping your tasks on hand where you work is a great way to keep productivity up – checking a physical to do list (or one on your phone) can easily lead to distractions. Todoist is a to-do list within your browser perfect for anyone with a complex list of tasks throughout the day. They’re a great way to prioritise and plan tasks throughout the day, and give you a great sense of what’s ahead. Most “productive people” swear by to-do lists. It’s also set up in two clicks, so there’s no more clicking and dragging to resize your screen, giving you more time to focus on your work. You can split your browser window in two and pick the ratio you’d like to use – instead of incessantly switching between tabs. Plenty of people will have had a chance to grab a second monitor from work, but if you’re operating on one screen when you wouldn’t normally, Dualless is a lifesaver. DuallessĪ lot of us are (still) working from home, and that might not be changing for the foreseeable future. These five extensions for Google Chrome (sorry, Safari fans) will help streamline your workflow, keep you focused and hopefully increase your productivity. Using the internet at work can be particularly distracting – social media, online shopping and the news are all at your fingertips. It’s been a tough year to stay productive, and it can be difficult to stay focused on your work at the best of times.
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