7 Chrome Extensions for NotebookLM Power Users!

If you clicked on this video, then you must love Notebook LM as much as I do. But to get the most out of it, you need to check out these seven Chrome extensions that make Notebook LM so much better. And if you're looking to be a Notebook LM power user, these are the best tools to get you there. The first Chrome extension is called YouTube to Notebook LM. And by the way, I'll have links to all the Chrome extensions I mentioned in this video in the description down below so you can easily follow along. Now, this one does something incredibly simple but very helpful. Anytime you're watching a YouTube video like this one right now, it will add this button underneath the video. By clicking on this, you can choose to add this to a new notebook or an existing notebook. I'll search in here for my notebook LM notebook. Go ahead and check it off. And that has now opened up the notebook. And you can see right here that has now added this video to my notebook. You can also access the Chrome extension by actually clicking on it and searching up here for the notebook that you want to add it to. For everything else though, like blog posts or news articles, I recommend Notebook LM Web importer if you want something that's completely free. When you're on a website that has an article that you want to save, all you have to do is click on the extension, choose the notebook that you want to add it to, and click add to notebook. That will then open it up. And you'll see here on the left that your article has now been added. This Chrome extension also allows you to save YouTube videos. However, I like the first one better because it adds that button down here to quickly be able to just click that and add videos right from underneath the video. And you will notice that throughout this video, there will be some Chrome extensions that have overlapping features, but they all have something unique that the other ones don't have. Once you start to use Notebook LM more, you're going to notice that your dashboard begins to get very cluttered, and that's because there's no built-in way to actually organize all of your different notebooks. But thanks to this Chrome extension, which is called Bookshelf Folder Manager for Notebook LM, that problem has now been solved. With the extension installed, you'll notice over here on the left that it adds this blue button right here.