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Have you tried promodoroapp? It allows you to create categories. Personally, I just use simpler pomodoro app, and record daily/weekly goals on a spreadsheet or Basecamp. It's easy to get distracted by pomodoro apps with a lot of bells a whistles.
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I've got the same problem as you - every time to many tabs open. My favorite way to "clean up" my browser and spare the tabs for later is by the plugin TooManyTabs which is available in for Chrome and Firefox:
TooManyTabs - Chrome version
TooManyTabs - Firefox version
The good thing about it is that the tabs saved by this plugin aren't stored in memory ...
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It sounds to me like you're skimping on the GTD step of "processing" your inbox(es). You describe adding to-do items directly into your GTD system using your keyboard shortcut to Toodledo. My understanding (and practice) of GTD uses a general purpose inbox, where all random thoughts go for later processing. Occasionally I'll have a thought that I know is ...
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I use http://getpocket.com/ (and for some things the competing http://www.instapaper.com/) which save pages for later reading - pocket goes to my rss reader where I know I will review it when I'm in more 'tuning into the world's information mode' - I trust this system and that works well. Some things that don't go into pocket - go into instapaper - because ...
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Pros of evernote over google :
Evernote works flawlessly even when offline. (Google notes require
you to be online)
Evernote will keep evolving. (Google Notes will not have as many
functionality.)
Pros of Google :
Google always allows you to export your data and you can be sure
things will be fair through the lifetime. Evernotes allows you to
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