I may add more in the future.

ColorAbout

Three words: “FREE”, “PANTONE” and “MATCHING”.

[Official Website]

Description

Need literally any information about a colour? Here you go. Search for Pantone, Pantone C and Pantone U colours and get hex, rgb, cmyk, hsl and more for that colour. Search a hex code or rgb code and find the closest matching Pantone (regular, C or U) match. And it’s free. Amazing!

My notes

Honestly, I mainly use this website for Pantone matching - that is, matching hex and rgb codes to their closest matching Pantone C and U colours. In my job Pantone colours are an international standard so naturally I use this website daily. I use this website for it because I refuse to pay for Pantone’s proprietary matching service.

My only piece of advice: use Firefox when visiting ColorAbout.
Otherwise, the website will require you to watch ads to use it.

Not using Firefox?

If you’re not using Firefox for whatever reason, here’s another good site that does the same thing: PantoneColors.net. I just use ColorAbout most often, so I listed that one, but this one matches just as well.


Ditto

Clipboard manager by sabrogden

[Official Website] [GitHub Page]

Description

Ditto is an extension to the standard windows clipboard. It saves each item placed on the clipboard allowing you access to any of those items at a later time. Ditto allows you to save any type of information that can be put on the clipboard, text, images, html, custom formats. (source)

My notes

I absolutely LOVE Ditto. I use this every day without fail and every single time it’s super helpful. I love not having to open a notepad file or sticky note to keep multiple items I need to copy paste constantly.


I❤️PDF & I💙IMG

PDF and Image tools.

[iLovePDF] [iLoveIMG]

Description

iLovePDFiLoveIMG
Every tool you need to use PDFs, at your fingertips. All are 100% FREE and easy to use! Merge, split, compress, convert, rotate, unlock and watermark PDFs with just a few clicks. sourceYour online photo editor is here and forever free! source

My notes

These two websites are basically a bunch of normally paid image & pdf tools available for free. I especially like iLovePDF for their Compress PDF tool, and iLoveIMG for it’s Convert to JPG tool. If you don’t have an Adobe subscription, these websites are great for you.


Mire

FOSS RSS feed.

[Official Website] [My profile]

Description

Mire aims to be a minimalistic RSS reader in the same vein as vore (GitHub), but with slightly more features. source

My notes

Mire is great. I originally started using it to test if my website’s RSS feed was working, but then started to use it for all RSS feeds I wanted to receive. I especially love it’s 💌 unread / 📜 read feature with the emojis. Simple and easy.


Rainmeter

Customizeable modules for your desktop.

[Official Website]

Description

Rainmeter allows you to display customizable skins on your desktop, from hardware usage meters to fully functional audio visualizers. You are only limited by your imagination and creativity. (source)

My notes

Rainmeter is a great tool - at work I don’t exactly have a top-spec computer, so keeping an eye on my CPU is really helpful. Honestly that’s all I use it for, but there’s an abundance of skins to choose from so no doubt you’ll find something helpful to you!