21. A website that allows you to check if links contain malware before you click on them https://www.virustotal.com/gui/
– doomsdayrebel
22. The Etymonline is a reliable, comprehensive, and free English etymology dictionary. If you’re ever curious about the history of a word it’s an easy search to find out.
– sunbearimon
23. AI translation site -> DeepL.com
– Impressive-err
24. A quillbot.com helps to simplify sentences you’re writing.
Grammarly and Hemingwayapp are the same too. And all free!
– maggiccoffeebean
25. You can paste the link on https://camelcamelcamel.com/ of any amazon product and get the price history. Great to see if something is really on sale or if you are getting gouged.
– smsldooo
26. The doc.new creates and opens a new Google Doc.
Also works for sheet.new and slide.new.
– sani86
27. A site sleepyti.me roughly measures rem cycles so you can set an alarm or go to bed at the right time to not feel groggy waking up.
– carpesomnum
28. A free genealogical search tool: Family Search is a free genealogical search tool that allows you to build up your family tree and learn more about where you come from.
I’ve found WWII draft cards for several great-uncles, and a ton of birth and marriage registration documents all the way to the 1750s, and I only started off with barely knowing my grandparents’ names.
– sheenathejunglequeen
29. When people need to see a picture of a crouton use crouton.net
– thepickle
30. You select parts of your body on a diagram that you want to exercise and Musclewiki.com gives you a list of exercises to do and includes instructions, videos, and other info.
– DaveandDaveandDave