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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Show HN: Open-source tab and bookmark organizer for Chrome and Edge

    LeoTabs is a free, open-source browser extension for Chrome and Edge that organizes tabs and bookmarks into project collections and spaces, allowing users to save work, search tabs, and reopen sessions. It supports importing bookmarks, exporting to multiple formats including Notion, and optional AI-powered organization via API connections.

    By Ringlochid
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 13English

    I think of time as an arrow, so I made a linear calendar

    The Awesome Calendar is a free printable linear calendar that visualizes the entire year as a continuous 1.5-metre timeline. Users download a PDF, print it on A4 sheets, cut the strips, and join them together to create a single timeline showing past and future as points on an axis.

    By Maciej Dorotniak
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 12English

    Show HN: A high-performance, all-in-one extension for managing tabs

    LeoTabs is a Chrome and Edge extension that organizes open tabs into collections and projects, enabling users to save browsing sessions, search tabs efficiently, and switch between work contexts. It offers local storage, optional AI-powered organization, and export capabilities to formats like JSON, HTML, Markdown, and Notion, with no account or analytics required.

    By ringlochid
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 10English

    Show HN: PCalen – Generate free printable calendar in seconds

    PCalen is a free web platform that generates customizable printable calendars in various formats and sizes, from standard A4 to posters, without requiring subscriptions or compromising privacy. Beyond traditional calendars, it offers quarterly overviews, undated planners, and habit and finance trackers, all exportable as PDFs or PNGs.

    By aleker
  5. 005Hacker NewsSEP · 09English

    Yak Shaving

    Yak shaving—recursively solving peripheral problems while pursuing a main goal—is a symptom of poor workspace organization and task ordering. The article advises preventing it through proactive cleanup, starting database-first in development, and maintaining a separate list of organizational tasks to tackle during downtime.

    By Paul W Homer
  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 09English

    Don't Stack Weaknesses

    Leaders should hire for skills that complement their weaknesses rather than mirror their strengths. Stacking weaknesses—when a leader and their direct reports share the same gaps—creates organizational fragility because neither can run operations or identify talent in that area. Successful leaders acknowledge their limitations and deliberately fill gaps with strong hires across technical, management, operational, strategic, and presentation skills.

    By Stay SaaSy