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Find and compare extensions
Search the store by what you want done, see who really uses each extension, what it asks of your browser and whether it has asked for more over time.
Open the catalogChrome Web Store operations
The whole store, mapped. And a panel for the part of it that is yours
We read every public listing in the Chrome Web Store every day and keep what the store throws away: how each extension's audience, rating and permissions changed over time. That map is open to everyone. On top of it sits an operations panel for the extensions you publish yourself.
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Get found in the store
Work on the listing itself: the words it competes on, who else ranks for the scenario you serve, and whether an edit moved anything.
Store listing work03
Run the extension you shipped
Installs, uninstalls and the reasons people leave, as events arrive. Hosted welcome and uninstall pages, your own metrics and monitoring, without running a backend.
Lifecycle analyticsWhere the numbers come from
One daily pass over the public store, and nothing else
Everything in the catalog is read from listings that are public to anyone with a browser. There is no scraping of private data, no purchased database and no guesswork in the figures.
Over 340,000 listingsEvery extension and theme the store publishes
Read every dayAudience, rating, version and permissions
History we keepWhat moved, and on which day it moved
No developer contactsWe never collect, store or pass them on
Start anywhere
Look something up, or connect an extension of your own
The catalog needs no account. The panel is free for one extension, and takes an extension ID to get going.
No account for the catalogFree for one extension