Extensions for engadget.com
10 browser extensions built for engadget.com. Compare features, permissions, and safety across Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
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Chrome Web Storecustem Font Changer
Change fonts on various platforms
Chrome Web StoreLinkCrusher
One tab. Every link. Zero chaos. A customizable new-tab dashboard.
Chrome Web StoreKnoww — Every opinion is a position
A prediction market layer for the open internet.
Chrome Web StoreDevPulse
Replace your new tab with a customizable dashboard of trending repos, dev news and daily reads. All free sources.
Chrome Web StorePeaceful Reading
distraction-free reader mode for top news sites
Chrome Web StoreMasthead — A Magazine-Style New Tab
Replace your new tab page with a personalised magazine — live headlines from publications you choose, alongside your bookmarks.
Chrome Web StoreUnhype
Mute the AI hype. Hide posts, threads, and articles about AI across X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Hacker News, and the news.
Chrome Web StoreThe Rishi Sunak Context Extension
Level the playing field! Use this handy extension to remind you of some important context when reading anything about Rishi Sunak.
Chrome Web StoreBias Buster
Read the news without political identity bias — entities replaced with fun themed pseudonyms.
Firefox Add-onsFix Engadget
Fix broken redirects in Engadget.