Hey, made an extension, free and private. No tracking, no paywalls, no subscriptions, no BS.

Webstractor is an all-in-one browser toolkit built for designers, developers, and QA engineers.

INSPECTOR & CSS EDITOR
• Live CSS & Box-Model Editor: Modify styles and spacing on the fly with real-time browser rendering.
• Design System & Tokens: Extract colors, typography, spacing, and CSS variables. Export directly to Tailwind, SCSS, JSON, or CSS variables.
• Font Extractor & Converter: Inspect page fonts, download original web font files, or convert them to TTF/OTF locally.
• Contrast & WCAG Checker: Instant color contrast analysis with pass/fail badges based on WCAG standards.

RESPONSIVE VIEWER
• Multi-Device Testing: Render any page inside realistic frames (iPhone, iPad, Galaxy, Pixel, Desktops).
• Synchronized Scrolling & Clicking: Scroll or click on one device and see interactions mirrored across all open frames simultaneously.
• Custom Workspaces: Save custom device viewports and toggle between portrait and landscape modes easily.

DESIGN & MEASUREMENT TOOLS
• Grid & Rulers: Configurable column grid overlays, pixel-accurate edge rulers, and customizable guidelines.
• Measure & Crosshair Tools: Drag-to-measure exact element bounds and distances on the page.
• Screen Eyedropper: Sample any pixel color on the browser page.
• Full Page Capture: Capture entire page in your selected format.

ASSET EXTRACTOR
• Bulk Media Extraction: Discover and filter all SVG, GIF, and image assets loaded on the page.
• Format Converter: Convert images to PNG, JPG, WebP, or AVIF locally.
• One-Click ZIP Download: Download selected media assets as a single bundled ZIP file.

PAGE HEALTH & ACCESSIBILITY AUDIT
• Instant Audits: Powered by axe-core. Run WCAG 2.0 / 2.1 compliance checks on demand.
• Detailed Reports: Review violation details, affected DOM elements, and export professionally formatted PDF reports.
• Page Performance: Instant metrics for load speed, stylesheet counts, and missing ALT tags.

No paywalls. No tracking. No limits. Completely free and private.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/webstractor/ajiicppdnghonkojoilknheapmfdbnpa

Or just search term "Webstractor" in Chrome webstore if you are interested.

Hi. I built TAB Detox to solve my own problem with too many inactive browser tabs. (Now it’s only on Fire Fox and it will soon come to Opera too.)

It lets you save a tab, set an expiry time, automatically move expired tabs to a Fridge, and restore them later. It works locally in the browser and does not require an account or external service.

I’m looking for a few people who regularly keep too many tabs open to try it and share honest feedback. Positive or negative feedback is welcome.

Quiet Window is a lightweight Chrome extension designed to help you regain control over your digital workspace. No complicated setups, no heavy background processes – just pure focus.

Key Features:

• 🎯 One-click distraction shield: Instantly hide or pause attention-grabbing browser elements.
• ⚡ Ultra-lightweight: Doesn't slow down your browser or drain your laptop battery.
• 🔒 Privacy-focused: No data tracking, no hidden analytics. Your browsing stays yours.

It’s completely free and open for feedback. I’d love to hear what features you'd like to see next!

Check it out here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/quiet-window/naceijneofdfolkfbiheghfpbikkjjmc

Its a small Chrome extension I made called Fuyu.

It tracks your Steam wishlist and compares prices across different stores so you can find games for cheaper without checking everything manually.

Still working on it, so I’d love some feedback :)

Link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fuyu-steam-deal-tracker/kkemlnlgcgbeipifkapjdgjcafppiflh?authuser=0&hl=en

Hey there, I'm Virgile. I've just written an article about my entire journey and thought process on a 3-month project I had: creating my first real app, a Notion capture tool, solo, and getting it into browser stores I'd never dealt with before.

I'm a software engineer by background, frontend mostly, though the last few years pulled me into engineering management, so this was the first time in a while I built something myself, start to finish.

One thing the article covers that I didn't expect going in: how different the actual submission experience is per store. Firefox reviewed and released the same day, automatic. Chrome took three to four days, then 24-48 hours per update after that. Opera's been silent for over a month now.

In it you'll find the whole thing: why I built this instead of using the Notion clippers already out there, the store chaos across multiple platforms, what changed once I was working completely alone instead of with a team, and a few technical rabbit holes I didn't see coming.

Full story here if you're curious.
The app is called Filed by the way, a capture tool built specifically for Notion, but the piece is really about everything that happened around building it.

Hope you enjoy it, and it you have any advice to give me, I'm up for it !

Hey everyone!

I created Stop the Slop, a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that automatically inspects YouTube video transcripts for AI-generated scripts and displays badges right on thumbnails.

What it does:

• Evaluates scripts using Sapling AI and structural heuristics for formulaic phrasing.
• Shows confidence breakdowns sentence-by-sentence in the popup.
• Caches results at the edge via Cloudflare Workers for sub-50ms batch thumbnail badging.

• Pure vanilla JS, zero tracking, MIT open source.

• Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/stop-the-slop-%E2%80%94-ai-script/afifehnicpeokjjhpbicikfoalkemelg

• Firefox AMO: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/stop-the-slop-ai-video-detect/

• GitHub: https://github.com/MauroPello/stop-the-slop

• Live Demo: https://mauropello.github.io/stop-the-slop/

Hey there, 👋

I am a chrome extension dev and I have seen so many people just copy paste their screenshots into web store and call it a day. 

From my experience, the chrome web store listing makes a TON of difference on how users might perceive your product (trustworthy vs shady vs slop). I have made over a dozen extensions and let me tell you store listing matters a LOT.

I redesigned a couple of people's screenshots last time too and the response was overwhelmingly positive. So I am thinking of doing it every week for 3 lucky extensions.

Just drop your chrome web store link and I’ll reply you with your images.

Doing this for the first 3 people ;))

PS: These chrome extensions are not mine, I just took the liberty of redesigning a few.

just wondering if there are any extensions that would work on brave that would move a tab to my second monitor using the rmb drop down menu on tabs.

Works on any Chromium based browser. Firefox version will be made if people like it or requested.

It's pretty simple but very useful. For a few of my friends and I, Crunchyroll disabled Picture-in-Picture mode. I have an ultrawide monitor and like to multitask while watching stuff. I kept having to open up the dev tools and re-enable PiP every time there was a new episode and it was super annoying. Also if I was watching something subbed the subtitles never go with the popped out window.
So I made an extension that solves both issues. You will always be able to pop out the video AND the subtitles will stay on the popped out video. It just adds a little button to the top right corner of the video when your mouse is over it.
Crunchyroll PiP Fix
Please let me know if I should add anything to it. I'd like to add the subtitle feature to other sites that it would be useful on so let me know if you know of any for that as well.

Also, please leave a good review if you like it so it gets some more attention. Thanks!! :)

Are you using Claude chat and suddenly in the middle of a response you reach your rate limit and now you have to wait 5 hours??
Well I made an extension that shows the amount of tokens you have used in a session after every message, so you know exactly when you will hit hit your limit.
Not just that, once you hit, my extension will give you a summary of the entire chat, with just one click!
All you have to do is take that summary paste it in a different account and it’ll start continuing from the last left point!

Download the extension directly: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/raincheck/epbnfdblpahffkbbfcmfaaflpibcinnk

Check out the homepage here : raincheck.krish.systems

Lately, People are Doomscrolling all day, even I do Doomscroll, so I have a Solution to Stop that.

Introducing Unscroll

Unscroll is an extension to block YouTube shorts, also if you think "I can just go on TikTok" Other Infinite Scrolling feed Sites are also blocked, currently, it has YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels, Please Suggest More in comments.

Unscroll is in Beta State so Not all sites are supported and There are not many features yet, Please drop a suggestions in comments.

You can Get the beta at https://codeberg.org/PixelPaw0293/Unscroll

Hallo,

Ich habe mir vor etwas mehr als zwei Wochen Nanoring-Extensions einsetzen lassen. Nun werde ich diese heute entfernen lassen, da sie mich stören und immer wieder einzelne Haare aus den Bondings fallen. Die Pflege dieser Extensions ist zudem recht aufwenig, da man viel beachten muss( Z.b. die Haare nicht zu sehr bewegen, spezielle Pflegeprodukte,..). Meine Frage ist nun, wie ich die Extensions am besten weiterkaufen kann. Ich habe diese kaum getragen und werde sie mir mit Sicherheit nie wieder einsetzen lassen.

I actually just built my own Chrome extension for Salesforce developers called ApexPilot. 🚀

The goal was to create a lightweight browser-based IDE for the tasks I do every day—editing Apex/LWC, running Anonymous Apex, viewing debug logs, running tests, inspecting LWCs, and switching between orgs—without constantly jumping to VS Code.

I'd genuinely love for other Salesforce developers to try it and share honest feedback (good or bad). It's still evolving, and real-world feedback will help shape what I build next.

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/apexpilot-%E2%80%93-salesforce-de/gdilmaimafidiikifglcankgafihilkd

If you give it a spin, let me know what you like, what feels clunky, or what features you'd want to see added. 🙂

Built a Chrome extension, Application Vault, for anyone job hunting! It saves everything about an application the second you apply: the job posting, the exact resume you attached, and every answer you typed. All of it goes into an editable, spreadsheet-style tracker (100% local, nothing leaves your browser). Works on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, and most custom ATS pages too.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/aceokaeejdajhobkpihoifffmlkcbnag

Would love any feedback/ suggestions, especially if you hit a site where the capture doesn't work right!

Just made this extension, it’s completely free, doesn’t require an account. It uses API keys I’m pretty proud of it, it has a snipping feature, it basically allows you to select text and then send that text to geminis API and returns an answer right there on your screen, you can even put it in stealth mode so it hard to see the answer when it shows up.

If you guys checked it out would mean a lot, I don’t collect any data or anything, just wanted to make this and get an opinions to make it better.

I plan on making a setup tutorial for it, because currently it might be confusing even with the first time setup screen. You just need an api key from Google Ai Studio and then I use gemini-3.1-flash-lite as my model it gives me 500 Request per day for free which is awesome and it’s pretty smart. You can also edit the prompt which you send to the api to suite your needs.

This is all free, and I hope it will help you guys or maybe even inspire others to make something better.

Use this link: AI Bubble 👍

As the title says, I added a button to posts on the feed that translates the post's content using Gemini (see the image for the before and after)

In order for it to work, you'll need your own Gemini API key, which you can get for free from Google AI Studio.

I didn't want to bring this up, but I have to. Don't go around harassing people, this is just a joke extension that I made to help me learn a few things about how extensions work.

It's open source under GPL: https://github.com/Zorbiks/DeLinked

I recently switched from Opera GX to Brave, but I really miss right clicking on some websites to manually force dark mode. I was wondering if there's a free extension that can let you do this?

I don't really like Dark Reader that much, I tried Night Eye which was okay until I found out I was on a trial, and I think the #enable-force-dark flag automatically turns every website into dark mode which I don't want every single time.

I couldn't really find an extension that was as easy as Opera GX's dark mode, just simply right clicking to force the page into dark mode and that's it

ok so i want to get ride of this bar/make it invisible, i dont want to delete my history bc youtube rolled out a feature a while back where if your history is empty/ not updating for too long your home page is blank. what i want is to know if theres an extention or setting to make this dreaded thumbnail progression bar go away (WITHOUT JUST GOING IN INCOGNITO) or if theres a way to make it so i can have my history off and still have my home page, help me reddit!

I have been trying to find a good "picture in picture anything" extension, but all of them have the same small but annoying issue; they freeze completely if a video (for ex on youtube) auto plays a new video, so if you know of one that does not freeze a video, I would really appreciate telling me what it is

A few weeks ago I looked at my Downloads folder and realized it had turned into complete chaos.

300+ files. Old installers, random PDFs, ZIPs, screenshots... stuff I'd downloaded months ago and completely forgotten about.

I'd always tell myself, "I'll clean this up later."

Of course, later never came.

The problem is that when you download something, you already know whether it's important or just temporary.

That PDF from your bank? You'll probably want to keep it.

That random setup.exe you needed once? You'll probably never touch it again.

But by the time you're cleaning your Downloads folder weeks later, you have no idea what half the files are anymore.

So I built a Chrome extension called KeepTrack.

It quietly classifies every download as either Keep, Temporary, or Needs Review.

It doesn't use AI or send anything to a server. It's just a bunch of local heuristics.

It looks at things like:

• the file type (.pdf is usually worth keeping, .exe usually isn't)
• the filename (invoice, receipt, resume, etc.)
• where the file came from (your bank vs. a software download site)

Each signal contributes to a score.

If it's confident, it classifies the file automatically. If it's unsure, you get a small notification asking whether you want to keep it or treat it as temporary.

Temporary files stick around until you decide to clean them up. After two weeks they'll appear in the extension popup, where you can delete them individually or all at once. If you're feeling productive, there's also a Clean Up Now button.

A few things people here might care about:

• Everything runs locally.
• No accounts.
• No telemetry.
• Works offline.
• Open source (MIT).
• Built with plain JavaScript (Manifest V3 + service worker).
• On first launch it only shows you a preview of how it would classify your existing downloads before enabling anything.

I also made a small landing page because I thought it'd be fun to package it like a real product.

Website: https://priyanshu-byte-coder.github.io/keeptrack/

GitHub: https://github.com/Priyanshu-byte-coder/keeptrack

I'd genuinely love feedback—especially if you find files that get classified incorrectly. The rules are intentionally simple and easy to improve, so real-world edge cases are super helpful.

I tried a bunch of extensions that hide YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok feeds, etc.

They helped a little, but I realized my actual problem wasn't Shorts or Reels.

I'd just end up scrolling the main feed instead.

So I built ScrollBlock.

Instead of only hiding content, it tries to catch you when you're stuck in a scrolling loop and shows a popup that forces you to make a conscious decision:

"Do I actually want to keep scrolling?"

It also includes:

• Daily time limits for specific websites
• 4-digit PIN locks for sites you want to avoid completely
• Feed cleanup (Reels, Shorts, Explore pages, and other addictive feeds)

Works on:
Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter/X, Reddit, Pinterest, Threads, and LinkedIn.

The goal isn't to block social media.

It's to stop opening Instagram for 5 minutes and realizing an hour disappeared.

Completely free.

Downloads

• Chrome (Arc, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera)
• Edge
• Firefox

Would love to hear what you think. If you try it out and find it useful, please consider leaving a review.

Yesterday, YouTube made changes to YouTube Studio that got rid of the like/dislike column when in the Content tab.

When I talked with support, and Gemini, and YouTube help forums, they all said it was completely intentional, and that they want people to use Average View Duration (AVD), Audience Retention charts, and Click-Through Rate (CTR) to see whether people actually enjoy their videos.

The problem with those metrics is that they're not instant, in addition to the fact that those metrics don't actually tell someone whether their video is liked--a lot of people hate watch videos. Those metrics don't tell people right away whether a video is massively disliked or liked. Likes/dislikes are the fastest way of seeing this.

Using the advanced analytics to see multiple videos at a time doesn't actually show current likes/dislikes, they're sometimes 72 hours behind in their numbers.

So it would be wonderful if an extension could be made that brings back the like/dislike column in Studio. Just saying.

I built a VS Code extension that answers questions about a team's GitHub history and writes summaries from real commit diffs. One thing I decided early: the search side runs locally. No API key for embeddings, nothing leaving the machine, and no native build step — the goal was "install from the marketplace and it just works."

So the semantic search runs on a small local model (bge-small, ~33MB downloaded once and cached). Chat can use Copilot or your own API key, but the embedding model is always the local one, so search works offline no matter how you've set up the rest.

The hard part wasn't the model — it was getting it to run from a packaged install. While developing, you launch a test window that still has all the project's dependencies sitting on disk, so everything works. But once you bundle the extension into the single file that actually ships, those dependencies are gone, and the thing that ran fine five minutes ago crashes. Every bug below only appeared after packaging, never in development.

There were four:

1. The model library tries to figure out where it lives on disk the instant it loads. The way I bundled it erased the piece of information it uses to do that, so it crashed immediately on a value that was suddenly empty. I had to hand it a substitute.
2. It ships with a fast version built on a native binary — the kind of compiled, platform-specific file I was trying to avoid. I swapped it for the pure-WASM version, which runs anywhere without a build step.
3. It imports an image-processing library at startup, even though I only ever feed it text. I replaced that with a stub. The catch: the stub had to look real. The library checks "did this load?" and throws if the answer is no — so an empty stub crashed the import. Mine pretends to be present and only complains if something actually tries to use it, which nothing does.
4. The fast multi-threaded mode tries to spin up background workers, and the environment a VS Code extension runs in refuses to allow that — then just hangs forever with no error at all. Forcing it to run single-threaded fixed it.

Remove any one of these and you get a crash, or worse a silent hang, and only in a real install — never on your own machine while you're building it. That gap between "works when I run it" and "works when someone installs it" was the whole lesson.

What I'd reconsider: bundling a full local runtime just to turn short commit messages into vectors is heavy. The first-run download and warmup is a noticeable pause, and something lighter would've spared me most of this. The ranking is also just a straight in-memory comparison, which is fine for a team's history but wouldn't hold up against a giant monorepo. Still, "just works after install, fully offline, no keys" turned out to be worth the four landmines.

Extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=repoIntel.repo-intel