Project managers coordinate across people, timelines, and documentation — much of which lives in the browser. Here are Firefox extensions that support a PM workflow.
Daily priorities visible in the browser
Daily Planner and To-Do List — today's PM tasks on the new tab.
For project managers tracking multiple work streams, the daily planner serves as a "top of mind" surface: the three things that need your attention today before anything else. It is not a full project management tool (use Linear, Jira, or Notion for that) — it is a personal daily filter.
Capturing decisions and meeting notes
Voice Notes — quick voice capture after a planning meeting or decision point.
After a critical scope change discussion or stakeholder meeting, capture the key decisions verbally before writing them into project docs. The audio backup serves as your reference if the written notes get disputed later.
Research and documentation tabs per project
Tab Manager — named sets of tabs per project or sprint.
A sprint review preparation might involve: Jira board, the sprint's key PRs, three stakeholder documents, the previous sprint's notes, and a few reference links. Save these as "Sprint 23 Review" and restore them when needed.
Writing for stakeholders
AI Writing Assistant — grammar checking for status updates, risk communications, and executive summaries that runs locally.
Habit tracking for PM discipline
Habit Tracker — monthly grid for professional habits: "Updated project status," "1:1 with each team member," "Reviewed blockers list."
News and industry awareness
News Widget Dashboard — industry and technology headlines. Staying current on tools and trends that might affect your roadmap.
These are part of a series of 11 Firefox extensions I built — see the full series.
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