Automate repetitive tasks, capture ideas instantly, and measure what matters. Five tools to make your browser work harder so you can focus.
Your browser is where most of your work happens. You read articles, attend meetings, write documents, manage bookmarks, and research competitors -- all inside Chrome. Yet Chrome ships with almost no tools to help you do those things efficiently. There is no built-in word counter for the page you are reading, no way to track your scroll progress through a long article, no notepad that persists across tabs, and no timer to cycle through bookmarked dashboards automatically.
These gaps force you into workarounds. You copy text into Google Docs just to get a word count. You lose your place in long-form content because there is no visual progress indicator. You switch between apps to check notes that should be pinned right next to the content they reference. You manually refresh monitoring dashboards that could rotate on their own.
The extensions on this page fill those gaps. AutoBrowser cycles through your bookmarks on a timer so dashboards, news feeds, and research sites rotate automatically. Sticky Notes Anywhere pins notes, checklists, and code snippets directly onto webpages where they reappear when you return. Word Counter gives you instant word count, reading time, and character stats for any page or selection. Reading Progress Bar adds a clean visual indicator of how far you have scrolled. Meeting Cost Calculator shows what every meeting actually costs in real time based on attendee salaries. All five are free, local, and private.
Tools that save you time and eliminate friction in your daily browsing workflow.
Automatically cycle through your bookmark folders on a configurable timer. Ideal for rotating dashboards, monitoring sites, or hands-free research browsing sessions.
Pin notes directly to any webpage where they reappear when you return. Includes a full side panel notepad with text notes, checklists, code snippets, and 500+ inspirational quotes.
Instant word count, reading time, character count, and sentence count for any webpage or text selection. A live badge on the toolbar icon shows the page count at a glance.
A slim, elegant progress indicator that shows exactly how far you have scrolled on any page. Choose top, center, or bottom position and adjust the bar height to your preference.
See the real-time dollar cost of any meeting based on attendee count and salary estimates. A live counter ticks up as the meeting progresses, making the true cost impossible to ignore.
Common questions about these productivity extensions.
Yes. All five productivity extensions are completely free with no premium tiers, no subscriptions, and no hidden costs. Every feature is included at no charge.
These extensions work on the vast majority of websites. They are built with Chrome's Manifest V3 platform and support standard pages, single-page applications, and dynamic sites. Chrome-internal pages like chrome:// URLs cannot be modified by any extension due to browser restrictions.
Yes. Each extension is lightweight and operates independently. AutoBrowser, Sticky Notes Anywhere, Word Counter, Reading Progress Bar, and Meeting Cost Calculator can all run simultaneously without conflicts or noticeable performance impact.
No. All five extensions operate entirely within your browser. They do not collect, transmit, or store any personal data. No accounts are required, no external servers are contacted, and all settings are stored locally on your device using Chrome's built-in storage.
Yes. AutoBrowser reads directly from your Chrome bookmarks. You select which bookmark folders to cycle through, set a timer interval from 1 second to 5 minutes per page, and it handles the rest. It includes broken link detection to automatically skip dead pages.