Chrome
1,389 projects shared since May 2026 were built for Chrome.
How these numbers are counted and compared: the method.
Summary
Builders made 1,389 add-ons, companions or plugins for Chrome since May 2026, 727 of them in the last 12 weeks. intab was the most-discussed project of the last 4 weeks, with 27 comments. It adds an inline AI writer inside text fields in the browser for rewriting, summarizing, translating, and fixing grammar. The kinds of projects built for it most are AI chat organizers and prompt libraries, Browser tab managers and Browser reading and clipping tools. 3 projects were pitched as alternatives to it.
Projects built with it
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Share of stated stacks, last 4 weeks
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Adjusted trend, last 4 weeks vs previous 8 weeks
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Add-ons built for it
1,389
Share of stated stacks, each week
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Often used with
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What's built with it
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Latest add-ons built for Chrome
- Tabulous — Copies all open browser tab URLs at once so they can be shared in one go.“Tabulous - Copy and Share URLs”
- ClipStash — Saves copied text and region screenshots locally in a Chrome extension with titles for later search and export.“I built ClipStash: save copied text AND region screenshots with a title, all stored locally”
- Simple Chess Video Analyzer — Recognizes a chess board in a YouTube video and overlays Stockfish's best move and move-quality labels on the board.“Simple Chess Video Analyzer Chrome Extension”
- Selling on Vinted turned into a… — Automates repetitive Vinted seller tasks like bulk relisting, sending discount offers, consolidating messages, and cleaning up photos via a Chrome extension.“Selling on Vinted turned into a second job, so I built a Chrome extension that does the boring parts for me”
- Lead Radar for Reddit — Highlights Reddit posts and comments that match user-defined buying or lead signals and collects them in a side panel inbox.“I made Lead Radar for Reddit: highlights posts from people who need what you sell (free, no signup)”
- Dave's Facebook Unfriender and Dave's PNG Capture — Bulk-removes Facebook friends and saves captured images as PNG files through two Chrome extensions.“Made some extensions for Chrome, wanted to share with the world”
- PromptDirector — Saves images, videos, prompts and source links from web pages into a local, thumbnail-browsable visual library with tags and projects.“I built a free Chrome extension to save images, videos, and prompts in one visual library”
- autoGroup — Automatically proposes and groups open Chrome tabs by topic, with a preview before applying and an undo option.“I'm one of those people who always has 20–30 tabs open. Edge had a feature that grouped them automatically, and honestly it was the only reason I kept using Edge. So I built the same thing for Chrome.**How it works**Press **Alt+Shift+G** (or open the side panel) and autoGroup proposes groups for”
- Strava Run Analyzer — Answers questions about the user's own Strava runs in a browser side panel by computing training metrics locally and passing summaries to an LLM.“I built a Chrome extension that lets you chat with an LLM about your own Strava runs — no API app, no backend, everything runs locally”
- Highlight Notes — Lets users highlight and annotate text on web pages, Gmail and ChatGPT, then search and export the saved notes.“I built a Chrome extension Highlight Notes to highlight and annotate websites, even Gmail and ChatGPT long threads”
- Chrome Appearance Switcher — Toggles Chrome's browser interface between light and dark themes, including tabs, toolbar and address bar, via a hotkey.“I built an open-source extension to toggle Chrome's actual browser UI (tabs, toolbar, omnibox) between Light & Dark mode with a single shortcut (Alt + Shift + D)”
- TabMerger — Saves open browser tabs into named, color-coded groups that can be restored later with one click.“[TabMerger] I built a tab manager 5 years ago and just rebuilt it from scratch. How do you handle tabs you can't close yet?”
- ChekhovsGun — Resurfaces saved bookmarks as cards when the user visits related pages, pointing to the saved paragraph or timestamp.“[Open source] ChekhovsGun – resurfaces your saved posts/videos when you visit related pages”
- SuperContentExport and SuperTextSwap — Exports selected page regions as Markdown or PNG and previews scoped text replacements in the browser display.“I built two Chrome extensions for scoped content export and text replacement”
- Moodle Archive — Downloads all files from a Moodle course and keeps a version history of each file, flagging new, modified and deleted ones on re-download.“Are you a student who uses Moodle? Check this out (100% free and local)”
Pitched as alternatives to Chrome
- Building a browser with almost… — Shows a browser with no permanent UI, revealing the address bar and downloads at the window edge on hover and summoning an AI answer with clickable sources on demand.“Building a browser with almost zero permanent UI — looking for honest feedback on the concept”
- Cookie Browser — Provides a Windows web browser that aims to replace Chrome as a daily driver.“I’m trying to build a browser I would actually use instead of Chrome -first beta is live”
- nativeShell — Browses web pages in keyboard-driven tiling panes with vim-style modal controls and link hints.“Built a vim-style tiling browser in C because I couldn't stand using Chrome anymore”