ForgetMeNot
Overview
ForgetMeNot is a Chrome extension developed by Evan H..
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of ForgetMeNot is 1.3.5, updated on 2019-01-26.
79 users have installed this extension.
6 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: fmnbot.com
ForgetMeNot is a personal trainer for your mind. Ensure the things you learn get stronger with time rather than fade away.
Using spaced repetition, ForgetMeNot will improve your productivity by passively reinforcing the things you learn.
How it works: as you learn new concepts, facts, tricks, processes, best practices, or anything else you don't want to forget, add them to ForgetMeNot. The spaced repetition algorithm will quiz you on what you've learned when you open a new tab or window, reinforcing your knowledge as you browse the web.
Add your knowledge to ForgetMeNot in Q&A format on the fly by clicking the icon in your browser toolbar. You can also import flashcards from less awesome spaced repetition systems like Anki.
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P N
2020-11-09
app.gethibou.com and fmnbot.com are dead sites, and of course, Google login doesn't work. So totally broken and outdated. Should be removed from the store now. |
T J Holub
2019-02-06
This is a great alternative to Anki I use on my phone. If you don't like to fiddle with your phone while you work, and like spaced repetition learning, you'll like this. Well done. |
Mark Hellmuth
2018-12-12
ForgetMeNot uses spaced repetition learning (which I'm a big fan of) to help me remember how to do those on-the-job tasks that I perform regularly, but not often. I also create cards or a deck for hobbies and on-the-side learning that I enjoy outside of work. The seamless integration allows me to learn and solidify my knowledge passively every time I open a tab! Neat little extension. |
P N
2020-11-09
app.gethibou.com and fmnbot.com are dead sites, and of course, Google login doesn't work. So totally broken and outdated. Should be removed from the store now. |
T J Holub
2019-02-06
This is a great alternative to Anki I use on my phone. If you don't like to fiddle with your phone while you work, and like spaced repetition learning, you'll like this. Well done. |