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title: “My Chrome Extension List” tags:

Chrome
硬件设备 slug: dd6c1f5a date: 2019-10-03 23:55:57 summary: “My frequently used Chrome extensions for daily use and development, with brief notes and tips.”

I’ve previously listed my commonly used apps and hardware. This time I’m cataloging the Chrome extensions I use daily, with some notes.

The extensions I use fall into two categories.

持续更新

Daily use

1PasswordX -Password Manager
Use alongside 1Password on Mac and iPhone; summon with a shortcut to autofill quickly.
AdBlock
The well‑known ad blocker. Some sites (e.g., iQIYI) can’t be blocked fully; sometimes paid services are the right call.
Grammarly for Chrome
Great for non‑native written English — and free. Useful when writing on GitHub/Medium; paired with Google Translate, it covers basic communication.
Synology Download Station

Works with my Synology — clicking a movie link can trigger a direct download task.

Vimium

Use Vim‑style navigation (e.g., G to bottom, yy to copy URL). Once learned, it boosts efficiency.

Note: Some shortcuts conflict with GitHub’s; add exclusion rules.

Tampermonkey This complements all extensions: inject custom JS for specific sites. For example, a movie site I visit loads ad scripts that redirect on click — Tampermonkey lets me remove them.

(function() {
 'use strict';
 window.setTimeout(()=>{
 const ads = document.querySelectorAll('a[id^="cs_ap_"],div[id^="cs_DIV_cscpvric"],iframe');
    ads.forEach(item=>{
      item.remove();
    });
    document.body.onkeydown=null;
 },200);
 })();

uBlacklist

Hide results from certain sites; great for filtering out low‑quality engines.

Modern for Wikipedia

Beautifies Wikipedia’s UI.

Image downloader - Imageye
Quickly/bulk download images from a page; supports a toggle hotkey.
Copy as Markdown
Convert selected text to Markdown via context menu — very efficient when you need MD.