Chrome is the most popular web browser worldwide as of mid-2017, made by the tech company Google. It’s available for most operating systems including Windows, macOS, and Linux and on multiple platforms such as the desktop, phones, and tablets.
Chrome boasts a minimalistic UI and was the first browser to feature “tabs” above the address bar, a convention that was later implemented in other browsers. Other popular features include things such as Incognito mode, tab sandboxing, and a Web Store with extensions and themes.
Although Chrome is not open source, the majority of the source code is available under the Chromium moniker.
Web page PDF/PNG rendering done right. Self-hosted service for rendering receipts, invoices, or any content.
It is a Chrome extension for printing JSON and JSONP.
YouTube Center is a userscript designed to expand the functionality of YouTube. It includes the ability to download the video you're watching, auto selecting your preferred video quality and much more.
Can you create something cool without modern tools?
Censor Tracker is a censorship circumvention extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
Next.js Chrome Extension Starter example application that demonstrates how to build a Chrome extension using Next.js. It provides a foundation for developing Chrome extensions with Next.js, React and Node.js
Virtual Assistant on Google Chrome 🐘
Cute anime character themes for your Chrome, Edge, & Brave browser.
📦 Combine Chrome tooling like Lighthouse userflows and DevTools reconder scripts in your CI
A minimal Chrome / Firefox extension to help you learn Japanese words in each new tab.
📛 Mean OS: Web 3 Operating System (Mean Stack). The first decentralized, artificially intelligent, MEAN.js stack, operating system. Mean OS is the only operating system hosted anonymous using a P2P network and a suite of non-standard in-browser delivery mechanisms. Mean OS proudly supports Brave and Tor, be free!
An exploit that allows ChromeOS users to kill extensions by printing iframes. The successor to ExtHang3r.
An exploit that allows ChromeOS users to kill extensions after the LTMEAT patch by flooding iframes in a window.
Chrome-RCE-Poc
Created by Google
Released September 2, 2008