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7 Chrome Extensions to Make You More Efficient Grace Nasri is the managing editor at FindTheBest, a data-driven comparison engine. Her work has appeared in dozens of publications including Forbes, The Huffington Post, Reuters, VentureBeat, and SemanticWeb. You can read her articles at GraceNasri.com or follow her @GraceNasri. This summer, Google Chrome became the world’s most popular web browser, with about one third of the global market share, according to StatCounter. Chrome’s market dominance is largely due to its speed, security, and flexible address bar, which can be used as a range of tools including a calculator, a currency converter, and a movie guide. In addition to these built-in core benefits, Chrome’s large cache of extensions is another great perk.
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Why Wesabe Lost to Mint - Marc Hedlund's blog A number of people have asked and speculated about why the company I co-founded, Wesabe, shut down earlier this summer. Some of the claims or guesses about it are just factually wrong; others seem misinformed to me; others seem to have some truth. I thought I’d add my own opinion. In November 2006, Wesabe launched as a site to help people manage their personal finances. We certainly weren’t the first to try to tackle this problem through a web app, but we were the first of a new wave of companies that came out in the months that followed, characterized but what some would call a Web 2.0 approach to the problem.
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