built it for a personal use case and uploaded it to the store at the end of Sep. A hike of over 500 feels a bit sus(to be honest)!

I have two Chrome extensions already published in the Chrome Web Store. Both are free now; I plan to make a Pro subscriptions after the paid features are ready.

Lemon Squeezy asked me for product details, demo videos, pricing, and verification information. I provided the product websites and recordings of both extensions working, but my store application was rejected with a general explanation about multiple review factors and payment processor requirements. They did not identify a specific issue.

Has anyone been approved by Lemon Squeezy to sell a paid Chrome extension?

What are you building or planning to build for the rest of 2026?

I run https://www.appscout.co/ a platform built to help people discover awesome apps & chrome extensions from across the internet.

Drop your chrome extension below! I should be adding the first 5 chrome extensions in the comments to the website completely free.

Or just submit your extension here https://www.appscout.co/submit/

Let's make this thread a channel for you to promote your own extension, find opportunities, and partnerships.

GitHub: https://github.com/ashxris/github-neon-themes

Should I drop this on the Chrome Web Store?

Hey folks,

I wanted to share an extension I recently built and launched on the Chrome Web Store: Teleprompter.

I wanted something lightweight for browser-based presentations and video recording that didn't force me to create an account or route my scripts through third-party servers.

Under the hood / Tech details:

• Built entirely for the browser using local storage (chrome.storage.local).
• Features three driving modes: Speech-to-text live anchoring (Voice-driven), Words per minute (WPM) auto-scroll, and manual paragraph stepping.
• Zero data footprint: Scripts, settings, and logs stay on your machine, and speech recognition runs locally in-memory.

If you do a lot of remote pitching, content creation, or presentations, give it a spin and let me know your feedback!

🔗 Check it out on the Chrome Web Store

source (MIT): github.com/la5u/reddit-suggestions

chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/related-communities-for-r/chapcchdkmhkclkgkpnmomncgbpeebmo

firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/related-communities-for-reddit/

Two subreddits count as related when a lot of the same people comment in both. I scored this over one month of public Reddit comments (September 2026, from the Arctic Shift dumps), which covers about 115,000 subreddits. Inspired by anvaka's sayit map of subreddits and gitrec: github recommendations.

Hi everyone! I’m a solo developer and this is my first published extension, so I’d love feedback.

The problem: On Upwork, freelancers pay “Connects” (real money) to apply for jobs. A lot of jobs are a waste: payment not verified, 50+ proposals already, clients who never hire, or outright scams asking you to move to Telegram or pay a “training fee”.

What Connects Saver does:

How it’s built (for the devs here):

Pricing: 7 day free trial (no card needed), then $4 one time. No subscription.

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jpnhcmekpelognfmlpaigpncmnejndgl

Website: https://timesaverlabs.com/connects-saver/

I’d really appreciate feedback on:

Thanks for reading!

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a Chrome extension called Pixelkit, and I finally published it on the Chrome Web Store.

The idea came from a simple frustration: designers need so many different extensions just to inspect websites, identify fonts, pick colors, measure spacing, or capture screenshots.

I wanted all of those tools in one place, without subscriptions or locked features.

So I built Pixelkit.

Here's what you can do with it:

• Inspect elements and copy their CSS
• Identify fonts and extract colors
• Measure distances between elements
• Edit website text, typography, colors, and spacing live
• Extract complete website style guides
• Export design tokens and Tailwind configs
• Download website images and SVG assets
• Capture and annotate screenshots
• Check accessibility and color contrast
• Preview responsive layouts

And the important part:

• 100% free
• No account required
• No ads or tracking
• No paywalls
• No usage limits

Everything runs locally in your browser.

Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/gfcaokmkganjofcdhkjekoekakkkjlci

It's still early, and I'd genuinely appreciate feedback, especially from people who regularly use Chrome extensions.

What tools do you think are missing? And what would you improve?

Hi everyone,

Following the moderate success of Polls Exporter, I'm officially launching a new extension called Workspace for WhatsApp Web: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bknjklochdmhbmmkfllgmodkndnkfanm

Like Polls Exporter, the core features are completely free with only a handful of niche features limited to pro subscribers. I'm handling billing once again with Lemon Squeezy (have not had any major issues with them so far).

I've had a couple users trial the pro version already, which has been really cool to see.

Another cool facet to this launch is that, since Workspace and Polls Exporter have an overlapping audience, I've been able to test out cross-promoting them. It's too early to say how well this is going but I hope to share my experience with that in a future post.

Happy to answer any questions in the comments or you can DM me. If you have any feedback or tips, I'm also happy to hear it.

I regularly use Ultimate Guitar when playing guitar, but I wanted a better way to display chords and lyrics without constantly scrolling.

So I built a free Chrome extension called Zoldy's Guitar View for Ultimate Guitar.

It adds:

• Full-screen chord and lyric display
• Auto Fit that adjusts font size and uses 1, 2 or 3 columns to fit your screen
• Proper chord and lyric alignment
• Access to your Ultimate Guitar playlists
• Chord transposing
• Dark mode, custom colours and chorus highlighting

The extension works with regular Ultimate Guitar chord sheets. If you're viewing an Official or Pro tab, simply switch to the regular Chords version of the song.

It's completely free. I built it for my own use and thought other guitar players might find it useful too.

I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions!

Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/anhmmfahdjecfhfmkhicbhmbijkhckci

Video demonstration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydvhdQMsmA8

My Watch Later playlist was a graveyard — hundreds of videos, no way to sort or clean it up. YouTube gives you nothing. So I built QueueMaster.

It adds a toolbar right on the Watch Later page:

• Sort by duration, video age, channel, or title
• Filter by search text, maximum length, or channel
• Live stats: video count, total runtime, how many you've watched

Free forever. The $9.99 one-time Pro unlocks bulk cleanup: remove all watched videos in one click, remove everything from a specific channel, archive videos uploaded 6+ months ago. Bulk actions run one at a time with a progress bar and a cancel button, so nothing happens faster than you can stop it.

Honest notes: the age-based features (sort by video age, archive old uploads) work off each video's upload-age text, which YouTube doesn't always show — items without readable age data get skipped rather than guessed at. And bulk removal is deliberately slow (about one action per 1.5 seconds) because it's touching your real playlist.

No accounts, no sign-in. Anonymous usage stats only (which features get used), nothing that identifies you, playlist contents never leave your browser.

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

Chrome Web Store · X-Alted.com

I watch a lot of videos on X, and its player is pretty basic. On YouTube I've used Enhancer for YouTube for years, and I couldn't find anything like it for X. So I made one: X-Alted.

Beyond cinema mode and video controls, there's a lot more: 27 optional features and 95 settings so far, including:

Better feed-refresh control, highly customizable backgrounds, image/gallery hover zoom and magnify, more GIF and meme options for replies and posts, selective decluttering options, and more.

Also, I really disliked how ad videos open a new tab when you only meant to pause them. So with this extension, clicking an ad video plays or pauses it, instead of giving you a new tab to close.

VIDEO

• A small control bar on every video: finer speed control, volume boost, skip, frame by frame, screenshot and cinema mode. It shows up when you point at a video and fades away like X's own controls. You choose where it sits and how big it is.
• Cinema mode: the page dims and the video grows. You pick the dim color, how dark, and the video's size.
• Roll the mouse wheel over a video to change its volume.
• Keyboard shortcuts, all changeable. They only act on the video you're watching, so they don't fight X's own one-letter shortcuts.
• Save GIFs as MP4 or as a real .gif.

APPEARANCE

• No more high-contrast black or blinding white: X-Alted lets you use a color, gradient, one of 32 customizable patterns, or a picture as X's background. Works for both light and dark themes.
• Pick one of 14 background images in 4K, or use your own. Built-in dimming lets you tone it down, and text adjusts automatically to stay readable.
• Any accent color, not just X's six.

REFRESH, REFRESHED

• Point at "For you" or "Following" and a Refresh button appears under it, to load new posts whenever you want. So you can also hide the blue "See new posts" pill button that floats over the feed.
• Make x.com open on Following, a pinned list, or the feed you used last.

MORE GIFS, PLUS MEMES

• A new button in the post box that opens KLIPY, a big GIF and meme library (optional).

IMAGE CONTROLS

• Hover zoom: point at a picture in the timeline to see it enlarged. Roll the wheel to flip through multiple pics in a post.
• Magnify: click an image to zoom to full resolution and pan around, to see details or read small text.
• Save images at full size, up to twice as big as the copy you get with right-click "Save image as".

HIDE CLUTTER

• Switch off right-column boxes like sports scores, Who to follow, and Live on X, and keep them from coming back.
• Hide X's "More From This Author" and "Discover more" blocks in a post's replies.

Privacy: no account, no analytics, no tracking. Settings stay in your browser. Apart from the optional GIF panel, which talks to KLIPY when you use it, nothing leaves your browser. It asks only for x.com and twitter.com. There's one optional "all sites" permission, asked only if you turn on the video controls for YouTube and other sites' players inside posts.

A few things I learned building it, in case they help anyone making an extension for X:

• X's timeline breaks easily if anything changes size. So every X-Alted control floats on top; nothing in X's layout moves.
• X uses almost every letter as a shortcut (L is like, R is reply). A key only goes to X-Alted while a video is being watched, and then it's stopped so X doesn't also act on it.
• X rewrites the style attribute on the page's root element, which wipes any CSS variables you set there. Put them in your own <style> tag instead.

Chrome Web Store

X-Alted.com

Feedback welcome. And what annoys you most about X's video player or overall layout?

Not affiliated with X Corp.

I got tired of typing "the second card, the button under the price, no, the other one" into my coding agent. So I built this.

It's called Circle to Fix.

Press ⌥⇧S (Alt+Shift+S) on any page. Circle the bug. Paste one prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT or Claude.

The prompt isn't just a screenshot. It includes:

- the screenshot with your marks on it

- the code of the element you picked

- hints about the stack the page is built with

To mark things up you get boxes, circles, arrows, text, numbered steps, and blur for anything private.

The screenshot also gets saved to Downloads/CircleToFix, so agents like Claude Code can open it by its file path.

Screenshots stay on your machine. No account.

It's paid, once: $12 for the first 50 buyers, then $19. Lifetime license, up to 3 browsers, 14-day refund if it's not for you.

Chrome Web Store

Site

Hey everyone,

I do heavy research daily across ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, and Gemini. I got frustrated that almost every chat export extension either charges $10-$20 monthly subscriptions or sends your chat transcripts to third-party cloud servers.

To solve this, I engineered a sovereign, 100% client-side tool: **1-Click AI Chat Harvester**.

Key highlights:

- 100% Air-Gapped & Offline: Zero external telemetry, zero analytics tracking. Your research never leaves your browser.

- Multi-Model Universal: 1-click export across ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, and Google Gemini.

- Formatted Local Export: Clean Markdown (.md), HTML, and JSON with math (KaTeX) and code blocks preserved.

- Unlocked 14-Day Free Trial: Full features unlocked out of the box with zero sign-up or credit card needed.

It officially went live on the Chrome Web Store today:

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/1-click-ai-chat-harvester/ijlcbkgpgnejogbclkjkpmpojbgnndde

Early Adopter Launch Tiers:

To celebrate the launch with the Reddit community, I am offering:

- First 1,000 users: 50% off lifetime access

- Next 2,000 users: 25% off lifetime access

How to get your machine-bound coupon:

1. Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store.

2. Open the extension popup and copy your Device ID.

3. Drop your Device ID and your thoughts or suggestions in the comments below.

I will reply directly to your comment with a unique, single-device coupon code generated specifically for your machine!

Looking forward to your feedback!

Hi everyone — I'm the developer of Tldraw Slide Board, a Chrome extension that puts a tldraw whiteboard beside the page you're viewing.

It's for the small things you want to sketch while browsing: a quick flowchart, an architecture idea, a study note, or a plan that is easier to draw than type. The canvas opens in Chrome's side panel, so you can keep the page and your drawing visible together.

What it does:

• Draw with tldraw's pen, shapes, text, and notes.

• Save boards locally and organize them by date.

• Browse thumbnail cards or switch to a compact list.

• Pin boards you want to keep at the top, even when changing date ranges.

• Back up your boards with JSON import and export.

• Optionally sync between devices through Google Drive, with board contents encrypted before upload.

The latest version, 0.1.8, adds the card/list toggle and persistent pins. You can use the extension locally without connecting Google Drive.

The source is available on GitHub:

https://github.com/seachenjy/TldrawSlideBoard

Chrome Web Store:

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

If you try it, I'd appreciate feedback: what would make a side-panel whiteboard useful in your everyday workflow?

How many times have you saved a bookmark only to find the link dead, paywalled, or deleted a few months later?

​Most extensions just save a plain URL. I built FetchMark to solve this by creating true offline-first web archives.

Key features:

1.​Save Full Web Pages / Reader View: Archive the entire text content locally so you never lose it.

1. ​Instant Local Full-Text Search: Search through the actual body text of everything you’ve saved.

2. ​Markdown Export: Keep your data portable and easy to use across offline apps.

​100% Free Open Beta

​Would love to hear feedback from this community!

​Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fetchmark-%E2%80%94-save-and-orga/epbmoflnndmcfocekfbcnjpcfegnjcko?pli=1

Website: https://fetchmarkapp.com

I've been working on a little project called Website Privacy Inspector

It's a free, open-source browser extension built to help people inspect website privacy-related information. I wanted to build something useful that people could try without paying for another subscription.

• 💻 Source code available on GitHub
• 🛠️ Open to feedback, suggestions, and contributions

This is my project, and I'm still looking for ways to make it better. I'd genuinely love to hear what you think, what features you'd like to see, or what I could improve.

If you're interested, here's the project:

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/ankit3129/website-privacy-inspector

Thanks to anyone who takes a look! Even a little feedback would mean a lot.

Hi, I just published TabFlow Agent on the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons. It's a free, open-source extension built to solve tab clutter without handing your data to a third-party server.

https://snvishna.github.io/tabflow-agent/

✨ Highlights:

•⁠ Dedupe on open: listens to webNavigation.onBeforeNavigate for newly opened tabs only (never navigation inside an existing tab). On an exact normalized-URL match it focuses the existing tab and shows an Undo notice.

•⁠ Grouping: all-MiniLM-L6-v2 embeddings run in WASM inside the MV3 service worker (runtime bundled, no remote code; weights ~25 MB, fetched once from Hugging Face). Greedy cosine clustering with a same-domain bonus. You get a preview and can rename groups before anything is applied.

•⁠ Search: one palette (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Space) over open tabs, recently closed tabs and an IndexedDB archive. Order-agnostic multi-term matching on title + URL.

•⁠ Auto-archive: optional hourly alarm that closes tabs idle for N days. Every closed tab is kept for 90 days and can be restored.

•⁠ Undo stack for every action (Alt+Shift+U).

Privacy: local-first, no account, no telemetry, no server. Optionally bring your own key (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint such as Groq). A fast model then decides "same app, reuse the tab" vs. "different document, keep both" for same-site URLs, and a stronger one names groups. Only titles and URLs are sent, only to the provider you set, with a 15 s timeout and an on-device fallback.

Links:

🌐 Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/tabflow-agent/mcejjnakabmfflpbjbffajjbooclihbg

🦊 Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/tabflow-agent/

🌍 Web & Architecture FAQ: https://snvishna.github.io/tabflow-agent/

🐙 GitHub (MIT): https://github.com/snvishna/tabflow-agent

Would love any feedback, PRs, or a ⭐ on GitHub!

Hi everyone, I’m the developer of X Account Risk Monitor, a free Chrome extension. I’ve been updating it to make your own activity on X easier to review and its reminders more useful.

The extension keeps a local log of actions it can observe on X pages open in your Chrome profile, including posts, replies, follows, unfollows, likes, reposts, and confirmed deletions of your own posts. You can review activity by month or across your full recorded history.

The latest improvements include clearer on-page reminders with the observed evidence behind them, experimental self-checks for similar posts, repeated link-only posts, and follow/unfollow patterns, plus a more useful PDF report and JSON backup. The interface also makes it clearer when each type of activity was last recorded and where gaps in the record may exist.

Everything is stored locally in your Chrome profile. The extension doesn’t use the X API or perform actions on your behalf. Its reminders are prompts to review your own activity, not predictions about account restrictions.

I’d appreciate feedback from anyone who tries it, especially on which reminders are useful and what’s confusing.

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/x-account-risk-monitor/kjbjjnnikecigleamhlchpbpjceabjom
Website: https://x-account-risk-monitor.pages.dev/

P.S. If you’re building a product that could be useful to visitors of the project website and would like to discuss being featured there, feel free to message me.

I built Decker for meetings that happen in a Chromium browser tab. It records the tab audio (and your mic if you choose), lets you correct the transcript, then generates a meeting document, presentation, discussion page, or static prototype as an HTML file. No meeting bot joins the call.

The extension is free and MIT-licensed. It uses your own OpenAI or Gemini API key, so the provider processes the audio and text and may charge for usage. There is no Decker account. It cannot record native desktop meeting apps.

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/decker-browser-meeting-no/khbafeikhdehdhpfcbdlfkpmmikbfihk

Source: https://github.com/AishwaryShrivastav/decker

If you try v0.1.4, I would value feedback on whether you reached a useful output and where setup or recording got stuck.

I had a pretty decent start begining in sept but this line hasn't really ever peaked. I am scarred that I don't want to be stuck at 100 monthly users indefinetly. I am open to suggestions and advice. Extension .

Hi! I'm a solo developer and I just published Dx Downloader on the Chrome Web Store (also on Microsoft Edge).

What it does: click its icon on a page and it lists what you can download: videos (including HLS streams), audio, subtitles and files like PDFs and ZIPs. One click saves them with readable names instead of `video_8f3a2.mp4`.

Features

Course Mode: saves lessons into folders (Course / Section / Lesson)

Subtitles as VTT or SRT

Download history kept on your device only

No account, no tracking, 18 languages, dark mode

What it doesn't do: it only downloads what your browser can already access. It doesn't break DRM or paywalls, and it doesn't support YouTube.

Price: free to use with a daily limit, no account needed. An optional Pro plan removes the limits..

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dx-downloader/anlnobmlmjabdpioaphihlhjcbppgfhf

Website: https://www.dxdownloader.com

It's my first public extension, so I'd really like your feedback:

on which sites does it miss something, and what would make it more useful for you?

(I also made free in-browser PDF and image tools on the same site, if that's useful to anyone.)

Selenium IDE was removed from Chrome Web Store in the MV2 cleanup this August. It was not updated since 2021 anyway, but a lot of people still have tests recorded as .side files and now there is no way to run them in Chrome.

So I made SideReplay. It's a MV3 extension that opens .side files and runs them in the side panel. You can also record new tests, and export them to Playwright code if you want to move away from recorder tools later.

Some things it does:

- runs Selenium IDE commands including if/while/times, alerts, iframes and new tabs

- when a locator is broken, it tries the other locators saved in the file and shows which one worked

- also opens Katalon Recorder test suites, because Katalon Recorder is not maintained anymore either

- has a "Try an example" button, so you can see it working without your own file

Record, replay and the locator fixing are free. Exporting a whole project, HTML reports and running every row of CSV data are paid ($9/month).

If you used Selenium IDE before, I'm curious what would stop you from using something like this. Any feedback is welcome.

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