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‘What’s one free website that genuinely made your life easier?’ – 21 actually useful corners of the internet
12.
‘As a website manager of like 30 large websites, probably www.hrefhunter.com to find broken links. Before I found that I used to rely on Google Analytics which sucks for that use.’
–locksmack
13.
‘Glimpse: www.glimpse.wozart.com/
Put a YouTube URL in the bar and it spits out a nicely formatted “infographic style” overview of the video with all the key points. Great for when you want to learn the main points from a video but don’t have the time to watch it.
14.
‘I miss about.com but thespruce.com has taken over much of the content of the former and has a lot of helpful information.’
–NotTheGreenestThumb
15.
‘Remove bg. Removes backgrounds in seconds.’
–Mani_kanta07
16.
‘www.sezia.co — tells me if a product will make my dandruff/skin react.’
–crawlinginthegarden
17.
‘I’ve barely touched the surface of Pinetools , but it has so many amazing functions.’
–Sad_Path_5544
18.
‘Wikipedia. Saves me from 12 tabs and a dumb rabbit hole every time.’
–Upstairs-Quiet4969
19.
‘SparkNotes got me through English class!’
–jimbo16c
20.
‘The Lens or lens.org. It has a bunch of free research papers so you can scroll through it, and it’s hopefully more educational than other time wasters.’
–frissio
21.
‘Discovering one genuinely useful free website feels like finding a life hack nobody bothered to tell you about.’
–PastelBloomKitten
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