My ToDo's are slightly a mess right now... I've used Shadow Plan on my Palm PDA for most everything up until recently. My new company uses Outlook so I am experimenting with using that for work ToDos (since most of them come in my email and I am trying to only use Outlook for my day job). For personal use, I'm trying…

I place a Post-it inside of new DVDs I purchase and use that space to keep track of what extras I have/have not viewed.

I use different strong passwords for everything that matters and store them in eWallet ([www.iliumsoft.com]). Everything else (like forums, sites you only visit once, etc.) use a few variations of a standard password (depending on what password requirements the site requires) that is easy to remember.

I've tried a bunch of extensions, but try to keep my list whittled down to the few that I use regularly (especially important for jumping between multiple computers).

I very rarely use the star as I have most all of my email filtered into labels for later reading (email lists, notifications, etc.).

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I have several domain names to keep track of, and I've registered them all through [GoDaddy.com] which has an automatic renewal option. It works great, just don't let your credit card information lapse (expiration dates are the usual culprit).

I have a couple printable keyboard short cuts for GMail w/Grease Monkey & GMail macros available in my article on supercharging GMail - http://michael.kizer.ws/2006/04/18/sup…

My vote goes for vibrate (which is pretty strong on my LG phone. When it is charging, it'll dance and skip around my table).

I've used w.bloggar in the past for my [Blogger.com] account, but after I switched to my own hosted Word Press account, I mainly use the built in editor. I have dabbled a bit with BlogDesk (www.blogdesk.org) and it seems to do a pretty good job, but more often than not I end up re-editing the post in WP to fix up a…

[hmmm, the original post got cut off... here it goes again.]

I created a keyboard shortcut "cheat sheet" for GMail (when using it with Firefox, Greasemonkey