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1.immersive-translate / immersive-translate

TranslatedImmersive Dual Web Page Translation Extension - supports input box translation, mouse hover translation, and translation of PDF, Epub, subtitle files, and TXT files

chrome-extension
safari-extension
translation
userscript

No license20K total1.2K forks

+2,148 stars

from 17,413 · score 7.67

2.AI-Prompt-Genius / AI-Prompt-Genius

Curate a custom library of AI Prompts

ai
browser-extension
chatgpt
chrome-extension

TypeScript No license1.3K total179 forks

+38 stars

from 1,272 · score 3.66

3.AntiBoomz / BTRoblox

BTRoblox - Making Roblox Better

JavaScript No license244 total63 forks

+27 stars

from 217 · score 3.33

4.fregante / browser-extension-template

📕 Barebones boilerplate with Parcel 2, options handler and auto-publishing

browser-extension
chrome-extension
firefox-extension
github-template
webextensions
parcel

JavaScript No license846 total80 forks

+7 stars

from 839 · score 2.08

5.maxchehab / CSS-Keylogging

Chrome extension and Express server that exploits keylogging abilities of CSS.

CSS No license3.2K total419 forks

+6 stars

from 3,229 · score 1.95

6.zeman / perfmap

Front-end performance heatmap bookmarklet.

JavaScript No license3.8K total126 forks

+1 stars

from 3,756 · score 0.69

7.rbrahul / Awesome-JSON-Viewer

:fire: A Chrome extension to visualise JSON response and introduce awesome JSON prettifying experiences.

reactjs
react
json-viewer
chrome-extension
json

JavaScript No license582 total110 forks

+1 stars

from 581 · score 0.69

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