:octocat: Browser extension that simplifies the GitHub interface and adds useful features
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:octocat: Browser extension that simplifies the GitHub interface and adds useful features
Web Extension for saving a faithful copy of a complete web page in a single HTML file
No longer maintained, see pinned issues
Integrating ChatGPT into your browser deeply, everything you need is here
WebChatGPT: A browser extension that augments your ChatGPT prompts with web results.
Cross-platform local MCP capabilities for ChatGPT with Chrome integration, Goal, Compact & Resume, and durable multi-agent workflows.
It is a Chrome extension for printing JSON and JSONP.
Simple browser extension for managing Polkadot and Substrate network accounts in a browser. Allows the signing of extrinsics using these accounts. Also provides a simple interface for compliant extensions for dapps.
Fold papers, web pages, files, and AI replies into five levels of detail. Zoom from an overview to the original text.
The fast, beautiful, open-source download manager for Windows, macOS and Linux — up to 32 connections, browser integration, video & MP3 downloads, crash-safe resume.
Passive API key and secret discovery browser extension for Chrome and Firefox. 80+ detection patterns, zero config.
:fire: A Chrome extension to visualise JSON response and introduce awesome JSON prettifying experiences.
A powerful and user-friendly browser extension that streamlines investigations for security professionals.
Google Chrome DevTools extension to view and hopefully interact with the routing graph of Web Audio API
Open-source Windows download manager with browser video integration
A browser extension that gives you insight into your engagement with Web Monetization.
🔌 OSINT & Security Extensions for Marshall Browser - Installable plugins for enhanced reconnaissance and security testing
A chrome extensions to retrieve the graphQL query from an Apollo GQL client using persisted queries