More Genealogy in Less Time
Total ratings
4.73
(Rating count:
11)
Review summary
Pros
- Indispensable tool for staying organized while researching.
- Simplifies steps for keeping track of research, especially for disorganized users.
- Helps users know where to start each time they begin researching.
- Points out ancestors that are well sourced versus those needing updates.
- Provides guided research steps and logs websites visited.
Cons
- Relies solely on individuals added to Family Search's 'one shared tree'.
- Offers zero privacy or control for users not sharing Family Search's vision.
- Not recommended for users who do not subscribe to the beliefs of the Church of Latter Day Saints.
Most mentioned
- Simplifies the research process and keeps users organized.
- Points out well-sourced ancestors and prompts updates.
- Guided research steps are beneficial for novice users.
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Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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2024-05-26 | Barry Sachais | en | Goldie May is an indispensable tool for staying organized while researching. I highly recommend this extension. | |
2022-01-30 | Olivia Moore | Makes increasing the FamilyTree size infinitely easier and faster, would highly recommend giving it a try! | ||
2022-01-30 | Olivia Morgan | en | Makes increasing the FamilyTree size infinitely easier and faster, would highly recommend giving it a try! | |
2021-09-26 | Matthew Armstrong | Really great extension that simplifies so many of the steps for keeping track of research. Particularly for me, as someone who is not only disorganized but also distracted by every rabbit hole I find, this helps to keep me on task and most especially know where to start each time I begin researching. A huge game-changer in the family history tech space. | ||
2021-09-26 | Matt Armstrong | en | Really great extension that simplifies so many of the steps for keeping track of research. Particularly for me, as someone who is not only disorganized but also distracted by every rabbit hole I find, this helps to keep me on task and most especially know where to start each time I begin researching. A huge game-changer in the family history tech space. | |
2020-04-04 | Eileen Phelps | The chief benefit of this extension in my opinion is that it points out which ancestors are well sourced and which have never had any updating since the old Book of Remembrance pages. Let's face it. Too many of us think our family history is "done," when the tree hasn't been pruned or fertilized for years. This is a great time for this utility to be launched, since more of us are housebound and need some constructive things to do with our browsers. It can also serve as a way to create a to-do list and "research log" that might be useful to whoever inherits our computer if we pass on sooner than we planned. | ||
2020-04-04 | Eileen Phelps | en | The chief benefit of this extension in my opinion is that it points out which ancestors are well sourced and which have never had any updating since the old Book of Remembrance pages. Let's face it. Too many of us think our family history is "done," when the tree hasn't been pruned or fertilized for years. This is a great time for this utility to be launched, since more of us are housebound and need some constructive things to do with our browsers. It can also serve as a way to create a to-do list and "research log" that might be useful to whoever inherits our computer if we pass on sooner than we planned. | |
2020-03-30 | Anne Marie G. | I was disappointed to see that this extension relies solely upon individuals added to Family Search's "one shared tree". I strongly encourage individuals to recognize that while Family Search's primary benefactor, the Church of Latter Day Saints, generously provides an outstanding array of digitized array of genealogical resources, their goal of building "one tree" offers zero privacy or control by family members who might not share their vision. I do not subscribe to the religious beliefs of the Church of Latter Day Saints, and therefore, cannot recommend a tool that is in line with their principles. | ||
2020-03-30 | Anne Marie G. | en | I was disappointed to see that this extension relies solely upon individuals added to Family Search's "one shared tree". I strongly encourage individuals to recognize that while Family Search's primary benefactor, the Church of Latter Day Saints, generously provides an outstanding array of digitized array of genealogical resources, their goal of building "one tree" offers zero privacy or control by family members who might not share their vision. I do not subscribe to the religious beliefs of the Church of Latter Day Saints, and therefore, cannot recommend a tool that is in line with their principles. | |
2020-03-24 | Nicole Dyer | Great research log tool! The extension includes guided research steps to help you in each part of the research process - from creating an objective, to planning tasks, finding locality information, and even taking screenshots. Goldie May logs each website you visit - a great start for newbie research loggers! |
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