MyBrowserAddon

MyBrowserAddon hosts documentation, tutorials, FAQs, and bug reports for open-source browser projects.

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About MyBrowserAddon

MyBrowserAddon is a community site for open-source browser projects. It houses documentation, tutorials, FAQs and bug report forms, and lists projects across categories such as productivity, privacy and security, and AI tools.

It does not host add-ons directly; download links direct to the official Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Edge stores. Its current scope is browser-based add-ons and plug-ins, with code usually kept in public Git repositories that can be forked.

Key features

  • Download Chrome extension source as ZIP or CRX via toolbar popup
  • Beautify JavaScript, CSS and HTML code in the browser
  • Minify JavaScript, CSS and HTML code in the browser
  • Draw on any website and print the result
  • Edit webpages as content-editable documents via toolbar popup
  • Generate images from text prompts using AI in the browser
Best for: Developers interested in learning about open-source and contributing to browser add-on projects.
Good for
  • Centralizes documentation, tutorials, FAQs and bug reporting for listed projects
  • Project code is usually in public Git repositories that anyone can fork
  • Download links point to official browser stores rather than hosting files
Watch out for
  • Does not host add-ons; users must go to official browser stores to install
  • Current coverage is limited to browser-based add-ons and plug-ins

MyBrowserAddon at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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MyBrowserAddon FAQ

Where do I download an add-on listed on the site?
Visit the official store for Chrome, Firefox, Opera or Edge using the provided download links, as the site does not host add-ons.
How can I contribute to a project?
Supported add-ons are usually stored in a public Git repository on GitHub, GitLab or BitBucket, which anyone can fork.
What kind of projects does the site cover?
It currently focuses on browser-based projects such as add-ons and plug-ins.
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