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Chaos Frontend Toolkit is a browser extension bundling tools intended to break web apps so developers can find ways to improve them, applying chaos engineering principles to the frontend. It covers areas such as network, timers, history, accessibility, localization and inputs, and is available on Chrome, Firefox and Edge as an open-source GPLv3 project.
ChatGPT for Jupyter is a browser extension that provides AI-powered helper functions within Jupyter Notebooks, powered by ChatGPT. The extension is compatible with Chrome, Edge, and Firefox browsers, with its code and documentation hosted in a public GitHub repository under the TiesdeKok organization.
A collection of apps that scan and analyze chess diagrams from websites, ebooks, images and videos. It includes a Browser Extension, a Mobile App, an eBook Reader and a Library for saving and organizing positions. The Browser Extension scans chess diagrams in a browser and can add a Videos section to Chess.com analysis in Chrome. The eBook Reader opens PDF chess books and processes diagrams for analysis.
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Chromium Drift is a dashboard that tracks which Chromium version each major desktop Chromium-based browser is currently shipping. Some browser versions are fetched live from public APIs on each page load, while others are detected daily via CI by extracting version info from their binaries. It also notes that older Chromium versions may lack patches and newer web APIs.
Chromium Drift is a dashboard that tracks Chromium version lag across major browsers. Tracked browsers include Chrome Stable as the baseline, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi, Opera, Perplexity Comet, Arc, Dia and Helium.
chromium-web-store is a GitHub-hosted browser tool project by NeverDecaf designed for use with ungoogled-chromium. It enables users to add extensions sourced from the official Chrome Web Store to the ungoogled-chromium browser, and also provides semi-automatic functionality for updating installed extensions.
Chrultrabook documentation covers replacing ChromeOS with a different operating system on Chrome devices. It states the process is not one-click, requires technical skills and a supported device identified by its HWID, and carries risks such as bricking the device or losing data. Managed devices are said to be unable to be modified.
ClippingMini is a bookmark manager that saves links, files and documents into folders. The source states that AI tags, categorizes and summarizes them, checks unsafe URLs and previews documents, video and audio in the browser. It is available through a Chrome extension and a web app, and it can be connected in ChatGPT for saving links and searching the library.
Clipsey is a free tool for downloading Twitch clips. The user pastes a clip URL and selects a quality option; MP4 files are offered at up to 1080p. Registration is not required. A Chrome extension adds a download button directly on Twitch pages, and a separate downloader is available for full Twitch VODs.
Code Web Chat (CWC) is a free, open-source AI coding tool that integrates with chatbots and APIs. It is compatible with the VS Code family of editors including Cursor, VSCodium, and Antigravity. It supports chatbots such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and DeepSeek, and APIs including Gemini API, OpenRouter and local Ollama. Features include code completions, checkpoints for state restoration, and a browser extension for autofill available for Chrome and Firefox. It is released under the GPL-3.0 license.
Cold Turkey is a free website blocker for studying or focusing on work. It blocks distracting websites and applications, including social media, games, YouTube and the entire internet. Blocks can be scheduled and locked. A Pro lifetime license adds application blocking, application passwords and all locking features. Supported on Windows and macOS; Linux, ChromeOS, Android and iOS are not supported.
ColorFish is an open-source color picker and eyedropper browser extension from Ui.Vision for selecting color values from websites and from the desktop. It is available for Chrome, Firefox and Edge, and desktop color picking requires the separate Ui.Vision XModule app.
Consent-O-Matic is a browser extension that recognizes consent pop-ups from consent management providers and fills them out based on the user's preferences, attempting privacy-preserving settings where standard categories are absent. It is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop, and Safari on mobile. The developers note some pop-ups may not yet be handled and offer a reporting mechanism.
ContextSearch web-ext is a Firefox browser extension compatible with Firefox 57 and later. It lets users select text to search using the context menu or a tiled popup with any installed search engine. Users can add new search engines via right-click, edit favicons and query strings, and the extension supports both POST and GET requests, with a simple, highly configurable user interface.
Control Panel for Twitter is a browser extension that gives users more control over their Twitter timeline and adds missing features and UI improvements. It is available for desktop and mobile browsers, including Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Edge.
Cookie-Editor is an open-source browser extension for creating, editing and deleting cookies for the current tab. It lists cookies on the current page, allows creating, editing and deleting cookies, and can import cookies or export them to the clipboard. It is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera.
Copy Selection as Markdown is a Firefox add-on that copies the title, URL, and selection as Markdown. It is in maintenance mode, with no plans for new features or major changes. A Chrome version must be built and installed at the user's own risk.
Copycat is a browser extension for copying content from web pages. It supports Chrome, Edge and an old Firefox version, and can copy tab titles, links and selections as plain text, HTML, Markdown and other formats. Images, audio and video can also be copied in some formats.
Copyfish is an open-source OCR software and text extractor that copies, pastes and translates text from images, videos or PDFs. It runs in Chrome, Edge and Firefox and works on Windows, Mac and Linux. A desktop capture feature requires the XModule2 helper app.
Copyfish is a free Chrome extension that enables users to copy, paste, and translate text extracted from images, videos, and PDFs. It is intended for language learners, manga readers, and developers, and its source code is hosted on GitHub.
Copyseeker is a reverse image search service that analyzes an uploaded image or a pasted URL. It reports where an image came from, indicates whether it was AI-generated, flags explicit content with a confidence score, and extracts text from images in over 50 languages. Each tool is also offered as a REST API, and the service is available as a Chrome extension, an iOS app and a custom GPT. No account is required to run a search. Paid plans are billed monthly, yearly, or as a one-time lifetime purchase.
Crx4Chrome is a directory for downloading Chrome apps and extensions in CRX format. It offers lists of top downloaded, best rated, updated, and newly added extensions, apps, themes, and games, and also provides a contact page and a DMCA policy.
CSGO Trader is an open source browser extension for Chrome and Firefox designed to help with CS:GO trading. It shows pricing info and total inventory value, calculates trade offer profit, and adds technical item details such as floats. Other features include auto-bumping on trading sites and an NSFW filter mode.
