Productivity·Standings
Chrome Extensions
Chrome extensions add features to a browser, and the choice turns on browser support and price. Use this list to compare tools by their free plan, paid starting price, Chrome Web Store availability and permission details.
Check practical fit before installing: browser support, offline use, cross-device sync and team controls can affect how an extension works across your devices or with colleagues.
- 26 platforms
- 24 with a free tier
- Checked 7 Oct 2026
- 1 G
Ghosteryghostery.comA free, open-source browser extension and app for desktop and mobile.
- 2 UOuBlock Origingithub.com
A free Android tool that lets you choose page elements to block and stop cookie pop-ups.
- 3 APAdblock Plusadblockplus.org
A browser ad blocker with custom filters, page-element selection, and cookie notice blocking.
- 4 T
Tobygettoby.comToby organizes browser tabs and links into visual Spaces and collections that can be reopened later.
- 5 WWorkonaworkona.com
Workona is a collaborative web app that organizes browser work and brings project resources from different apps into shared spaces.
- 6 GGrammarlygrammarly.com
- 7 L
LanguageToollanguagetool.orgA free writing checker with browser extensions, desktop apps, and an iOS app.
- 8 PBPrivacy Badgerprivacybadger.org
A free browser extension for desktop and Android.
- 9 W
Wappalyzerwappalyzer.comA web technology tracker that helps find prospects, update records, and follow market changes.
- 10 R
Requestlyrequestly.comA paid app for desktop systems that supports GraphQL, gRPC, and WebSocket.
- 11 MBMalwarebytes Browser Guardmalwarebytes.com
A free desktop browser extension with page-element selection and cookie notice blocking.
- 12 DRDark Readerdarkreader.org
A free, open-source extension that gives websites a dark appearance in major browsers.
- 13 O
OneTabone-tab.comA free extension that turns open browser tabs into groups you can reopen later.
- 14 SBSession Buddysessionbuddy.com
A free extension for saving and restoring tabs, organizing bookmarks, and searching browsing history.
- 15 COCapital One Shoppingcapitaloneshopping.com
A free shopping extension for finding offers, available across multiple browsers.
- 16 RDReact Developer Toolsreact.dev
A free tool for examining React apps, with browser and mobile debugging.
- 17 CClearURLsclearurls.xyz
A free, open-source extension for Firefox and some Chrome-based browsers, with a mobile version.
- 18 CECookie-Editorcookie-editor.com
A free, offline-capable extension that works with multiple browsers.
- 19 MPMomentum Plusmomentumdash.com
A browser start-page tool with a free plan for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
- 20 RCRakuten Cash Backrakuten.com
A free extension for finding cash-back offers across multiple browsers.
- 21 CColorZillacolorzilla.com
A free extension for Chrome.
- 22 TCThe Camelizercamelcamelcamel.com
- 23 MModHeaderapp.modheader.com
A free extension available for multiple browsers, without cross-device syncing.
- 24 SStylusadd0n.com
A free, open-source extension for Chrome, Firefox, and related browsers, with device syncing.
- 25 VVimiumvimium.github.io
A free Chrome extension that supports multiple browsers.
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How to choose
Which browser support do I need?
Choose an extension that supports the browser you use. The comparison covers browser support and Chrome Web Store availability, with entries spanning Chrome-related use plus Android, iOS, web, macOS and Windows support.
Check the listed platforms before installing if you switch between a computer and a mobile device.
What will the extension cost?
Start with the free-plan and paid-from fields. Capital One Shopping, ClearURLs, ColorZilla, Cookie-Editor and Dark Reader show free plans; Adblock Plus shows a free plan with paid service from $40 per year.
Will it work offline and sync across devices?
Check the offline-use and cross-device-sync fields for the way you plan to work. These details show whether the extension can remain useful without a connection and carry settings or activity between devices.
Does it have controls for a team?
Use the team-controls field when an extension will be managed by colleagues. It helps you compare whether the listing includes controls intended for team use.
What permissions does it request?
Read the permission details before adding an extension. Permissions describe the browser access a tool requests, so you can match that access to its purpose.
Questions
Which Chrome extensions have a free plan?
The list marks free-plan status for tools such as Adblock Plus, Capital One Shopping, ClearURLs, ColorZilla, Cookie-Editor and Dark Reader.
How much does Adblock Plus cost?
Adblock Plus has a free plan, with paid service from $40 per year.
What platforms do these extensions support?
Platform coverage includes Android, iOS, web, extension, macOS and Windows. Check the platform field for the tool you are considering.
How are Chrome extensions compared here?
Comparisons cover free plan, paid starting price, Chrome Web Store, offline use, cross-device sync, team controls, browser support and permission details.
How can I check an extension's permissions?
Use the permission-details field, then compare the requested browser access with what you want the extension to do.
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