Wrike and Chrome - Excellent Combination for Productivity

Published by Daria   |  Thursday, 11 September, 2008
Google Chrome has already won the hearts of thousands of early adopters. Chrome has  a number of innovative features that  Google says were developed to solve several serious problems related to browsing the Web. If you are one of the Web-workers who have already chosen Chrome as a primary browser, do not deprive yourself the pleasure of adding your favorite project management software to your bookmarks. Wrike works perfectly in Chrome, just as it does in other highly popular web-browsers, such as Internet Explorer 6 and 7, Firefox 2 and 3, and Safari 3. 



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2   Comments
  • Published by Gilbert, Monday, 30 March, 2009
    Just a tip you should mention regarding Google Chrome: create an application shortcut with Google Chrome [control the current page > create application shortcuts...], to get the most of your screen real estate with Wrike. Works like a charm, feels like desktop software. Fast access.
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  • Published by Daria, Monday, 30 March, 2009
    Thank you for the tip, Gilbert!
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I am impressed! Which has been happening lately for some reason... Definitely of use to many managers our there who need to keep track of various projects and delegate them to various people."