I'm a sucker for bookmarks and notes and doodles and general systematic chaos. So I had a look at how to best streamline my efforts on Steemit in a way that reduces 'micro stress' if that's even a thing, but most importantly, looks good

And this is what I found.

Infinity New Tab

If you're using Chrome at least, Download it, and you'll get a rather lovely new home screen on a new tab:

This is unobtrusive and not like those spammy ones you get when you forget to click 'decline' when installing 3rd party software. And it does a lot more than that. When you've found something you want to upvote or read, go to the extensions at the top right of whatever page you're on, you can click the orange circle and 'add item', and select the colour:

This will plonk the page right on the new tab where you can come back when the post is ripe for upvoting, 30 minutes later or whatever, or when you feel ready to actually read its content.

Obviously you can just keep a tab open and do the same, but let's face it, 25 tiny tabs crippling your eyesight and stressing your chrome experience out ain't good, and has to change.

So now you can easily re-visit your stored curation tabs in an attractive way, delete them easily when done, but you also get a whole bunch of other inbuilt functions too!

Sidebar

The sidebar is also very useful, replacing the ugly, unwieldy bookmarks bar of Chrome's browser, providing a minimalist notepad, a to-do list and if you really want to fall for the commercialism, a store of free widgets.

Just to be clear, this is not my product. I think it just does what so many apps promise and fail to do: Improve your experience and organisation.

Does anybody else have a different way to generally be efficient with their stuff, or do you just stick with what's we've been given and have better things to be worrying about?