Minimal Permissions
Every extension requests only what it needs. No "Read and change all data on all websites."
chromextChrome Extensions for Solo Builders
Free, open-source, inspectable. No telemetry, no broad permissions, no bullshit.
Free, open-source, inspectable. No telemetry, no broad permissions, no bullshit.
Hover any element to see its CSS properties. Box model, fonts, colors — right there without opening DevTools. Click to copy a CSS selector.
Inspected properties — tag + classes, box model (M/B/P/C), font stack + size + weight, colors with swatches, display type, dimensions.
Stop pasting API keys and secrets into AI chats. Scans pasted text locally on supported web-based AI chat interfaces. Warns, masks, or blocks before you leak credentials.
15 detection patterns — OpenAI, Anthropic, GitHub, Stripe, AWS keys, JWTs, private keys, database URLs, .env assignments.
Instant on-page SEO snapshot. Score out of 100 with actionable fixes. Pure DOM scanning — no API keys, no signup, no external calls.
12 checks — title, meta description, H1, heading hierarchy, image alt text, Open Graph, Twitter Card, canonical URL, robots meta, structured data, mobile viewport, language.
Heuristic score — useful for page-by-page QA, not a Google ranking formula or full-site audit.
Soft midnight mode for Google Translate with a floating page toggle and accent color controls.
Local-only theme state — no remote code, no background worker, no broad site access beyond supported Translate pages.
I'm a solo builder. Every extension I install is a trust decision. The Chrome Web Store is full of closed-source extensions with broad permissions and no way to verify what they actually do.
So I build my own.