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Swipe up, then share How-To Geek's Jorge A. Aguilar, writing on September 5, starts navigation the usual way, then swipes up on the card at the bottom of the screen that shows the ETA and the distance, and taps Share trip progress. Recipients come from Google contacts, or the link goes out through iMessage, WhatsApp, or Messenger, and what they see is a live map with the route on it, an ETA that recalculates when traffic reroutes the drive, and the phone's battery level and charging status. Aguilar is clear about the one real limit: this exists only while turn-by-turn navigation is running, and it shuts itself off the moment the car reaches the destination, which is why he points anyone who wants continuous location sharing toward Apple's Find My instead.

Menu, Extensions, Add MakeUseOf's Sagar Naresh, writing on September 5, installs extensions on the phone the way most people only do on a desktop: open Firefox for Android, open the menu, tap Extensions, search for the one you want, and tap Add to Firefox. Sink It for Reddit strips the Open in app banner and most of the ads from Reddit on the web, then adds color-coded comment threads, subreddit and word muting, and gesture-based upvoting. Firefox Relay generates random forwarding addresses inside the browser so a signup form never gets the real inbox. Read Aloud turns whatever is in the open tab into spoken audio in more than 40 languages, and Worldwide Radio streams from a catalog of nearly 50,000 stations. One honest note about the source: the headline promises five extensions and the article names four.

Capture first, organize later How-To Geek's Dibakar Ghosh, writing on September 5, starts with the Daily Notes core plugin switched on in Settings, writes into whatever page today opens, and drops placeholder links in double brackets around ideas he has not developed yet, which then show up in Graph View as unfilled nodes waiting for him. Omnisearch does the retrieval, ranking results by the BM25 algorithm with typo tolerance rather than listing every match, and it will reach into images and PDFs once the Text Extractor plugin is added. Calendar puts a month view in the right sidebar so any date opens its daily note without scrolling a folder list; Tag Wrangler shows every tag in one place so redundant ones can be renamed, merged, or deleted before tag drift sets in; and Tasks turns checkboxes typed in passing into real tasks with due dates and priorities, rendered across the vault from a code block.