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It is a curated Chinese-language guide (手册) to excellent Chrome extensions, where each entry gets a short write-up explaining what the extension does and why it is useful.
It is a curated Chinese-language guide (手册) to excellent Chrome extensions, where each entry gets a short write-up explaining what the extension does and why it is useful.Is this an app, or just a list of writeups?It's a documentation site built with the docsify tool and hosted on GitHub Pages — essentially a numbered index (133 entries so far) of extension reviews, not something you install or run yourself.
It's a documentation site built with the docsify tool and hosted on GitHub Pages — essentially a numbered index (133 entries so far) of extension reviews, not something you install or run yourself.How is the list organized and where should I start?Entries are numbered in reverse order from 133 down to 001, each titled with the extension's name and a one-line summary of what it does, clickable to open the full article.
Entries are numbered in reverse order from 133 down to 001, each titled with the extension's name and a one-line summary of what it does, clickable to open the full article.Do I need anything special to read it?No, it's a plain documentation website — just open it in a browser, no accounts or tools required to browse the entries.
No, it's a plain documentation website — just open it in a browser, no accounts or tools required to browse the entries.Is it still being updated?Yes, new entries are still being added, with recent additions covering MV3-era ad blockers and AI watermark removal tools from 2025-2026.
Yes, new entries are still being added, with recent additions covering MV3-era ad blockers and AI watermark removal tools from 2025-2026.Are entries vetted or just a random dump of extensions?Entries are hand-picked and written up individually by the author with explanations and use cases, rather than an unfiltered scrape of the Chrome Web Store.
Entries are hand-picked and written up individually by the author with explanations and use cases, rather than an unfiltered scrape of the Chrome Web Store.What kinds of extensions does it cover?A wide mix: ad blockers, translation and language-learning tools, downloaders (YouTube, Pixiv, Bilibili), productivity/Pomodoro tools, developer utilities, and privacy tools like cookie exporters.
A wide mix: ad blockers, translation and language-learning tools, downloaders (YouTube, Pixiv, Bilibili), productivity/Pomodoro tools, developer utilities, and privacy tools like cookie exporters.Does it also promote other open-source extensions?Yes, there is a dedicated section listing community-submitted open-source Chrome extensions with links to their authors and GitHub repos.
Yes, there is a dedicated section listing community-submitted open-source Chrome extensions with links to their authors and GitHub repos.Why did the author create this instead of just linking to the Chrome Web Store?To give non-English-speaking users clear Chinese explanations of what each extension does and why it's worth installing, since store listings are often terse or English-only.
To give non-English-speaking users clear Chinese explanations of what each extension does and why it's worth installing, since store listings are often terse or English-only.What are similar projects?Telegram-Media-Downloader, android-foss, cat-catch, ext-saladict, Awesome-GitHub-Repo, gold-miner, awesome-deepseek-integration, FluentRead
Telegram-Media-Downloader, android-foss, cat-catch, ext-saladict, Awesome-GitHub-Repo, gold-miner, awesome-deepseek-integration, FluentReadWhich topics is it in?chrome, privacy-tools, downloader, chrome-extension, browser-extension, translation, web-scraping, awesome, browser, documentation, awesome-list, gplv3
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