Using Google Chrome or Chromium-based browsers? Try these awesome open-source Chrome extensions!

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Google Chrome, holding over 60% of the market share, offers a variety of open-source extensions that enhance user experience. This list includes 13 top open-source extensions such as Dark Reader for eye protection, GitOwl to optimize GitHub usage, DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials for privacy, Simple Translate for multilingual browsing, Page Assist for AI integration, and many more. These extensions serve a wide range of purposes from privacy protection to development tools, all with the added benefit of being open-source.

13 Best Open-Source Google Chrome Extensions

<p>Why do I always fall for such crappy articles, hoping to discover that one extension that I’ve never heard about??! Lighthouse has been integrated into Chrome for ages, yet here the author thinks we need to install an extension for it 🤦🏻‍♂️. And uBlock Origin seems to work just fine on the latest Chrome version, if it ever stops doing so I will replace it with whatever does at the time.</p>


<p>The Dark Reader extension is a classic! Requestly is another that I will try</p>
