Chrome extensions,
running in Safari

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Claude in ChromeAnthropic’s AI assistant that works right in your browserAI assistants uBlock OriginThe wide-spectrum content blockerPrivacy & ad blocking TampermonkeyThe most popular userscript managerUserscripts ViolentmonkeyThe open-source userscript managerUserscripts MetaMaskThe Ethereum wallet that lives in your browserCrypto Return YouTube DislikeThe extension that restores dislike counts on YouTubeYouTube SponsorBlockThe extension that auto-skips sponsor segments in YouTube videosYouTube StylusCustom CSS themes for any websiteCustomization Dark ReaderDark mode for every websiteCustomization ClearURLsThe extension that strips tracking parameters from linksPrivacy & ad blocking DecentraleyesLocal CDN emulation that blocks tracking requestsPrivacy & ad blocking I still don't care about cookiesThe extension that auto-dismisses cookie bannersPrivacy & ad blocking Video Speed ControllerFine-grained speed control for any HTML5 videoMedia Augmented SteamPrice history and store upgrades for SteamGaming Reddit Enhancement SuiteThe power-user toolkit for RedditSocial Refined GitHubDozens of quality-of-life improvements for GitHubDeveloper tools Zotero ConnectorSave references into Zotero from your browserResearch uBlacklistThe extension that removes chosen sites from Google resultsSearch Web ArchivesOne-click lookup of archived page versions (Wayback Machine and more)Research User-Agent Switcher and ManagerSpoof or rotate your browser’s user agentDeveloper tools xBrowserSyncEncrypted bookmark sync across browsersSync

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