List item cards for any Chrome Web Store extensions category by slug, with configurable results count, country, and language.
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- List all Chrome extensions with their id, name, version, and enabled status for managing browser extension state.MIT
- Create a named persistent Chrome profile to retain cookies, logins, and extensions across browser runs, offering a reusable user-data directory.MIT
- Clone a Chrome profile into an isolated mcp-stealth location, preserving cookies, history, bookmarks, passwords, and extensions state. Chrome must be closed.MIT
- List, enable, disable, load, or unload Chrome extensions. Controls the master switch for extensions and handles unpacked extensions from a folder.MIT
- Remove a Chrome extension permanently by its extension ID. To keep it installed but disabled, use the separate enable function.MIT
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- Identify trending Chrome extensions and themes using recent user and rating-count movement data. Filter by category, developer, permissions, status, and other criteria to find emerging items.MIT
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