Chrome & Edge Extension Intel + Permission Alerts
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Chrome & Edge Extension Intel + Permission Alerts
Users, ratings, versions, update dates, developer and (Edge) permissions for any Chrome or Edge extension by ID or URL. Input: extensions, stores. Output (JSON/CSV): one row per item with store, discovery, id, found, name, url, shortDescription, developer, developerWebsite, category.
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Chrome Web Store + Edge Add-ons Extension Intel
Look up any browser extension by ID or store URL and get clean, structured data from both the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons: users, rating, rating count, version, last update, size, category, developer, featured badge, EU trader status, and for Edge the full permission list with risk flags. Turn on monitor mode to get alerts when an extension ships a new version, gains or loses users, changes owner, or adds new permissions, the classic sign of a sold or hijacked extension.
Who it's for
- Extension developers: track competitors' installs, ratings and release cadence.
- Security / IT teams: watch the extensions your org allows and get flagged on permission creep or a developer change.
- Investors and acquirers: size extension businesses by install base.
Input
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
extensions | 32-char IDs or store URLs (Chrome or Edge) |
stores | Stores to check for bare IDs (default both) |
monitorMode / onlyChanged | Diff against the previous run; optionally output only changes |
includeDescription | Full description (Edge) |
Find extensions by keyword or category
You don't need IDs:
searchKeywordssearch Edge Add-ons (the same public search the store site uses). You can add anedgeCategoryfilter, sort by relevance, rating or installs, and get up to 1,000 hits per keyword.chromeCategories(e.g.make_chrome_yours/privacy,productivity/developer) return the Chrome Web Store's listed extensions for each category. If you also givesearchKeywords, Chrome rows are filtered to ones whose name or summary contains the keyword. We don't query Chrome's search page, because its robots.txt disallows it.- Each discovered row carries
discovery(source,keywordorcategory,rank,totalMatches), so you can track search rank over time together with monitor mode. - Set
enrichDetails: falsefor a fast listing-only pass (name, developer, rating, ratingCount).
{"searchKeywords":["password manager"],"sortBy":"installs","maxResultsPerSearch":50,"chromeCategories":["make_chrome_yours/privacy"]}
Output (one row per extension per store)
{"store":"edge","id":"odfafepnkmbhccpbejgmiehpchacaeak","name":"uBlock Origin","users":14531821,"rating":4.5,"ratingCount":2680,"version":"1.75.0","lastUpdated":"2026-09-16","developer":"Raymond Hill (gorhill)","category":"Productivity","permissions":["alarms","contextMenus","privacy","storage","tabs","unlimitedStorage","webNavigation","webRequest","webRequestBlocking"],"riskFlags":["tabs","webRequest","webRequestBlocking","all-sites-access"],"changed":false,"changes":{}}
In monitor mode, changes lists each changed field as {from, to}, and addedPermissions lists any new permissions.
Notes and limits
- Only public store listing pages and Edge's public product-details endpoint are read. No login.
- No reviews and no personal data. Developer email, phone and address are deliberately left out. The Chrome store's robots.txt disallows review pages, and we respect that.
- The Chrome Web Store doesn't publish permissions on its listing page, so
permissionsis null for Chrome rows. Chrome user counts are rounded by Google (e.g. "21,000,000+"). - Extensions that are missing or removed return
found: false, which is useful for spotting takedowns.