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Webextension projects on GitHub

Cross-browser extensions adding features to web browsers.

As of , the most-starred Webextension projects on GitHub are clients (14K stars), ext-saladict (13.4K stars) and maxurl (1.6K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 7 Webextension repositories with 30.9K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was desktop_gifs, with +20 stars in a day.

7Projects
30.9KStars in total
+49Stars in a day

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7 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · bitwarden/clients

    clients

    This is the monorepo for Bitwarden's client applications — the web vault, browser extension, Electron desktop app, and CLI — everything except the mobile apps.

    14K
  2. #2 · crimx/ext-saladict

    ext-saladict

    Saladict (沙拉查词) is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that pops up a dictionary when you select a word, translates whole pages, and lets you build a personal word notebook, including inside PDFs.

    13.4K
  3. #3 · qsniyg/maxurl

    maxurl

    Image Max URL (maxurl) is a tool that finds larger or original versions of images and videos, usually by rewriting their URLs. It has built-in support for over 10,000 specific sites plus generic engines like WordPress and MediaWiki.

    1.6K
  1. 4

    javranking-extension

    906aizhimou/javranking-extension · TypeScript

    A browser extension that reads the JAV video code on the page you're currently viewing — only after you click its toolbar icon — and shows matching cover art and JavRanking leaderboard info for that title.

  2. 5

    desktop_gifs

    471rayytor/desktop_gifs · JavaScript

    Desktop GIFs is a browser extension that adds a GIF button next to the emoji button in YouTube's comment box, letting you attach a Tenor GIF to a comment or reply from a desktop browser, something YouTube's own desktop site has no button for.

  3. 6

    streamfirefly

    278rumoii/streamfirefly · JavaScript

    StreamFirefly (流萤) is a local-first tool for finding and downloading media on web pages. A browser extension detects videos, audio, images and HLS/DASH manifests, while a Rust-based Windows native helper handles the actual downloading, queuing, resuming and FFmpeg merging; tasks and settings stay on your machine.

  4. 7

    multi-row-tabs

    252hezhizheng/multi-row-tabs · JavaScript

    A Chrome extension (Manifest V3) that displays all tabs in the current window as a multi-row tiled grid, shown as a floating overlay you trigger with a button or shortcut, without modifying any page styles.

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