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What is your most-used web application? Fairly straightforward question. It shouldn't be too hard to guess what will come out on top, but I'm interested to see what else gets high votes. ONE entry per post and NO duplicates. Use the following search query Why do you use this one more than anything else and what does it actually do? Should I use it too? |
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JSBinI hang around the JavaScript tag a lot over on Stack Overflow, this comes in handy (and its editor is a little less buggy than jsFiddle's). |
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WakoopaTo get this data I signed up with Wakoopa tracker. They track my app usage time and trends. By the data I see in Wakoopa, I spend most of my time in Google Reader. Sad facts. |
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ThreadsyI got in on the beta of Threadsy and absolutely love it. Does all my e-mail and social networking together in a single page, and it does it well. |
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TracGreat bug tracking / wiki / source code management tool. Albeit it needs to be self-hosted. |
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MintMint.com It keeps track of all my Bank accounts, credit cards, student loans, paypal account (my roommate uses paypal to pay his share of the rent). |
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Google TalkWow, I am really surprised no one has mentioned this one already. I have this turned on literally all-day long. I know there's Google Chat as part of Gmail, I'm referring to the stand-alone application. |
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DeezerDeezer is a free music streaming service based in France. |
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Google NewsGoogle News is the main source about what is happening around the globe. After removing the uninteresting sections and adding your own, there is no need of visiting any local news services. |
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jQuery Docs |
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Google ReaderBoth through the web app and apps like Net News Wire and Reeder. |
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SlashdotCowboy Neal's Slashdot, of course. |
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TheSixtyOne.comthesixtyone.com is an independent music radio/social gathering place. Is recently had a total overhaul. When I remember to open it, this runs basically all day and I interact/hear songs/comment throughout the day. |
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LibraryThingWell the one I keep up-to-date is librarything for my books. I don't use it every week, but I do keep it current. I don't count: - Gmail or Reader because they are my mail and feed clients, in the same way as I don't count Firefox. - Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter because I use the iPhone apps. - Amazon - app again. |
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HotmailI created it just for having a mail account to use for registering with different user accounts, but it has also been my personal mail box. The spam filter is quite good. |
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Diigo |
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xKcdA webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language. |
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HootSuite
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Google NoteBook |
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Turbo GuidTurbo Guid - Excellent for quickly accessing mass amount of GUID's for developmental needs! |
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