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Extendex

Extension permissions and access review.

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Safe setup notes

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These docs combine product-page data with refined overview guidance so the setup notes stay clear, professional, and easy to scan. Use the product page as the source of truth for screenshots, availability, and Chrome Web Store status.

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Extension overview

What this extension helps you do.

Extendex gives users a clearer view of installed Chrome extensions, declared permissions, and broad browser access.

It is designed for people who want to review what is installed, understand permission categories, and make informed decisions about extension cleanup.

Core capabilities

  • View installed extensions with names, versions, enabled or disabled status, identifiers, and related metadata.
  • Review declared permissions in readable categories such as website access, tabs, storage, background execution, scripting, and network-related capabilities.
  • Surface security-relevant capabilities and broad access patterns in a structured interface.
  • Use an audit-style dashboard for permission distribution and inventory summaries.
  • Enable, disable, or remove extensions from one management view where browser permissions allow it.

Practical workflows

  • Review extensions after installing many browser tools over time.
  • Identify extensions with broad access before deciding whether to keep them.
  • Clean up unused or risky extensions from a single overview.

Install and first use

  1. 1Open the audit view: Launch Extendex to see installed extensions and summary indicators.
  2. 2Inspect permissions: Review declared capabilities and broad access in readable categories.
  3. 3Decide what to keep: Use the information to disable, remove, or keep extensions based on your own browser setup.

Privacy and data handling

  • Analysis is designed to happen in the browser
  • No account is required
  • The product focuses on installed extension metadata and declared permissions
  • The website avoids unverified rating or install-count claims

Troubleshooting

  • Confirm the extension is enabled in Chrome and allowed on the current site.
  • Reload the page after changing extension permissions or settings.
  • When contacting support, include the product name, Chrome version, expected behavior, and actual behavior. Do not send secrets.

Common use cases

Review old installed extensionsCheck broad website accessAudit developer toolsExplain permissions to non-technical usersClean up unused browser add-onsSecurity-minded browser maintenance