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Find browser extensions for common online tasks, from checking grammar and converting PDFs to finding emails, recording your screen, and summarizing videos.
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Grammar checking · Reviewed September 4, 2026
How to check grammar while writing online
Browser spellcheck catches obvious typos, but it rarely explains an awkward sentence or a missing article. Grammar extensions work where you already write and can offer corrections before a message is sent. The important differences are language coverage, rewriting depth, account requirements, and what text the service processes.
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PDF conversion · Reviewed September 4, 2026
How to convert PDF files in your browser
A PDF is easy to share but awkward to edit. The useful question is not simply how to “convert a PDF”; it is whether you need editable text, a spreadsheet, an image, or a smaller file. Browser tools can handle these everyday jobs without a desktop installation, but scanned documents and complex layouts may still need OCR or a paid plan.
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Email lookup · Reviewed September 4, 2026
How to find someone's email address online
A company website may tell you who works there without showing how to reach them. You can often find a public contact page or infer the company's email pattern, but guessing is risky when the message matters. Email-finder extensions reduce that uncertainty by matching names and domains against known sources and showing a verification or confidence signal.
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Screen recording · Reviewed September 4, 2026
How to record your screen in a browser
A useful screen recording is more than a video of your desktop. A bug report needs clear annotation, a tutorial may need webcam and voice, and a quick update needs a link that opens without downloading a large file. The right extension depends on what happens after you press stop.
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YouTube summaries · Reviewed September 4, 2026
How to summarize a YouTube video
Long videos often contain a few useful ideas surrounded by introductions, examples, and repetition. A transcript can help you skim, but it still leaves you to find the structure. A browser extension is useful when you want the summary beside the video, need to ask follow-up questions, or want to move the result into a wider research workflow.
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Browser · Reviewed September 3, 2026
How to take a full-page screenshot in your browser
Taking a screenshot of a long web page sounds simple—until half the page is missing. A normal screenshot usually captures only what is on screen, so long articles, receipts, dashboards, and chat threads get cut off. Most desktop browsers have a built-in capture route for occasional use, although its name and location vary. If your browser supports Chrome extensions, an extension is faster for repeated captures and can also create clean PDFs, annotations, or recordings. Here are the best options for each job.
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