Extension Exporter

Extension Exporter is a Chrome extension designed to export the names and URLs of all your installed extensions into an HTML file. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ New in Version 4.1 ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ - Copy AI Prompt - One click copies a ready-made prompt listing every extension. Paste it into any AI assistant to get a security and privacy review of what you have installed: a risk table with each extension's last store update date, a summary, and recommended actions. Nothing is sent anywhere by the extension. You choose where to paste it. - Permissions - A new Permissions toggle shows what each extension can access, including the websites it can read and change. Permissions are always included in the AI prompt, JSON, and CSV. - Table Layout - Each section is now a table with name, version, ID, description, and links. - Extension IDs - Click any ID to copy it, handy for browser policies such as force-install lists. - Download JSON and CSV - Save the full listing, including IDs, descriptions, store, permissions, and all links. The CSV opens directly in Excel. - Apps and Themes - Listed in their own sections, separate from enabled and disabled extensions. The Apps section only appears when you have legacy Chrome Apps installed. - Security Reports - CRXaminer replaces CRXcavator, which was shut down. - Light and Dark Themes - The export follows your system setting and stays fully self-contained. - CRX Links Fixed - CRX links work again for current extensions. The download icon and toggle are gone because browsers block CRX downloads from a local file, but the links remain in the text-only listing, JSON, and CSV for use with tools like wget or curl. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Features: - Export Installed Extensions: Organize installed extension names, versions, IDs, descriptions, and store URLs into an offline HTML file (no dependencies). - Local Execution: All code runs locally without connecting to remote servers. - Easy-to-use: Click the extension button to instantly generate the HTML file. - Cross-browser compatibility: Currently functions on both Chrome and Edge browsers. - Table Layout: Each section is a table with name, version, ID, description, and links columns. - Separate Enabled and Disabled Extensions: Clearly distinguish between enabled and disabled extensions. - Separate Apps and Themes: Apps and themes are listed in their own sections. Only legacy Chrome Apps are visible to extensions, and their section is hidden when you have none. Web apps added with "Install app" are not visible, so the Help section points you to chrome://apps or edge://apps for those. - Extension IDs: Click any ID to copy it, which is handy for browser policies such as force-install lists. Hide the column with the IDs toggle. - Permissions: Show each extension's permissions and the websites it can access with the Permissions toggle, which is off by default. - Copy AI Prompt: Copies a ready-made prompt listing every extension by name, version, ID, store, and permissions. Paste it into any AI assistant to get a security and privacy review of what you have installed, including when each extension was last updated in its store. Nothing is sent anywhere by the extension. You choose where to paste it. - Download JSON or CSV: Save the full listing, including IDs, descriptions, store, permissions, and links, as a JSON file or as a CSV file that opens in Excel. - Text-only Listing: Opens a plain text listing, including CRX links, ready to copy, print, or save. - Light and Dark Themes: The export follows your system's light or dark setting, prints in light, and stays fully self-contained with no external fonts or files. - Toggle Stats: View extension stats using Chrome-Stats.com or Edge-Stats.com. These sites provide statistics on the usage, popularity, and ratings of Chrome and Edge extensions, aiding users in assessing their reliability and performance. - Toggle Security Report: Access CRXaminer reports for Chrome Web Store extensions, covering permissions, a risk rating, and the remote servers the extension contacts. - Help: Detailed help section explaining the functionality of each button and option available in the extension exporter tool. Open Source: This extension is fully open-source to ensure both transparency and security. You can view and even contribute to the source code by visiting our GitHub repository: https://github.com/asheroto/Extension-Exporter Contributing Guidelines: We value community contributions and encourage you to get involved. For issues, feature requests, or code contributions, please visit our GitHub repository. - If you come across any issues, open a new issue on GitHub. - To suggest new features, you can also submit an issue. - If you wish to contribute code, we accept Pull Requests. Be sure to read our contributing guidelines for the required code style. Detailed instructions on how to contribute can be found on our GitHub page. Thank you for helping to improve our Chrome extension.