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Browser extensions and plugins set side by side: compare what each one adds to a browser, a CMS or a design tool before you install.
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About Browser Extensions & Plugins
This category holds the small tools that bolt onto something bigger. A browser extension changes how a page behaves. A WordPress plugin adds a feature to a site. A design-app plugin saves a step inside a canvas. Each is a narrow product with a clear job, which makes it ideal for a straight versus comparison.
Pick two listings and line them up on the same attributes: what the tool does, which host it runs in, what access it asks for, how it is maintained and how it is supported. Permissions matter most here, because an add-on often sees more than the founder admits on the front page. Compare those before you compare features.
Founders list one product under one main category, included free, so each entry sits where it fits best. Use the subcategories below to narrow by host platform, then sort by community votes to see which tools people back.
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Browser Extensions & Plugins: questions answered
- What belongs in Browser Extensions & Plugins?
- Products that extend a host: a browser, a content management system or a design app. If the product only works by installing into something else, it fits here. A standalone web app that merely has a companion extension usually belongs in its own field.
- How do I choose between the subcategories?
- Start with the host you already use, since an add-on is useless outside it. Browser users should pick the Chrome or the Firefox and Safari group. Site owners should look at WordPress plugins. Designers and app users should open Figma and app plugins.
- What should I compare when two add-ons look alike?
- Check the permissions each requests, the host versions supported, how recently it was updated and how support is handled. Then compare the free and paid limits. Two tools with the same headline feature often differ sharply on access and upkeep.
- How are listings ordered on this page?
- Newest first by default. You can switch to sorting by community votes, and votes can never be bought. Filters let you narrow the list across this category and its subcategories.
- How do I get my plugin listed here?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from that site, and you check and edit every field before anything goes live. A paid launch costs $5, while a free listing joins a queue of about 6-8 weeks.