How to organize a "tomato" time management in Google Chrome

Three extensions for Google Chrome browser, which will help to properly and effectively manage your time on the Pomodoro technique.

I'm sure every reader of our blog, each person working at the computer, faced with the problem of procrastination. This is especially true for those people who work on the Internet, via the Internet or actively use network resources. As we had not tuned to a fruitful day, as it surely did not sit down for a text editor or any electronic Table disastrous idea "and here I am for a moment only to see ..." it takes many hours of fruitful work, then folding in the days and week.

To counteract distractions and misallocation of spending time, there are many techniques, but one of the most compelling is the technique of Pomodoro. We have already described this method of organization of working time in the this article. And now we introduce you to a few extensions for Google Chrome browser, which will help you to use the Pomodoro directly in your browser.

Strict Workflow

After installing this extension on the browser toolbar appears as a new button in the tomatoes. Clicking it starts the timer counting down your working time. In addition, the extension contains a list of prohibited sites, which you can not visit until the timer is ticking. By default, it made Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other time wasters, but you can add their addresses. At the end of the working period of time (25 minutes) is given five minutes to rest, during which you will be able to visit any websites without restrictions.

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Strict Workflow

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pomodoro Todo

This extension has no timer or counter which counts the working and free time, but it has a built-in task manager and a tool to calculate spent on their execution tomatoes. Thus, Pomodoro Todo is best used with any time of the timer, for example with the previous extension.

Tomato'Clock

Quite an interesting timer that helps you organize your time in Pomodoro system. When you press a button on the toolbar, a window pops up with the Start button, pause and stop the timer. It works on the classic "tomato" method and assigns 25 minutes of work and 5 minutes for the rest. Here you can specify the name of the task, the work, in order to clearly see the amount spent on her tomatoes. timing is clearly illustrated by the gradual expansion of painting buttons in red.