Plasmo

The browser extension platform

4.8•29 reviews•

436 followers

The browser extension platform

4.8•29 reviews•

436 followers

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Chrome Extensions

Streamline the process of building browser extensions, allowing you to focus on shipping your product. Say goodbye to slow iteration and hello to a better development experience

Plasmo Reviews

The community submitted 29 reviews to tell us what they like about Plasmo, what Plasmo can do better, and more.

4.8

Based on 29 reviews

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Makers consistently praise Plasmo for dramatically improving extension development speed and workflow. The makers of

Magic Patterns

highlight pain-free setup, hot reloading, and simplified permissions, calling it far better than starting from scratch. The makers of

VocAdapt

credit the framework for making development effortless, while the makers of

Add to Sheets Chrome extension

note intuitive APIs that boost productivity. Broader user feedback echoes smooth onboarding, strong TypeScript support, and helpful community/Discord. Minor knocks mention Windows dependency issues and slow support on billing. Overall, developers feel empowered and faster.

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•1 review

I have to say that Plasmo has been a game-changer for me! As someone who is not an expert in building browser extensions, I was struggling to create my very first own extension. But with Plasmo, I found the perfect abstraction layer that let me start building with ease so I could focus on what matters most, the product. Using the Plasmo framework, I created Synclify, a free open-source extension that allows two people to sync their video playback by sharing a room code. This was a project that I had wanted to work on for a while, but I didn't know how to get started. Plasmo made it easy for me to get started and bring my idea to life. Overall, I highly recommend Plasmo to anyone who wants to create their own browser extensions but doesn't know where to start. The framework is user-friendly, and the support from the Plasmo team on Discord is fantastic. If you want to create a browser extension, try Plasmo – you won't be disappointed!

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•3 reviews

The plasmo framework itself is truly incredible a work of art and has helped me so much in my life, can't wait to see where it goes!! I love the vibe and energy in the community and it's just awesome how far it has already taken chrome extensions but also how much excitement there is to take it even further. I have been wondering about a future where plasmo turns the background.ts script of it's extensions into a fully fledged server that sends react ssg components to the frontend.

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•1 review

I used Plasmo to make my first ever chrome extension. It made it a breeze to do despite me not having any prior experience developing chrome extensions. I wrote more about it here -> https://words.byvernacchia.com/b... In addition to Plasmo itself and the nice docs, they provide great support on Discord!

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•1 review

Before I found plasmo, developing chrome extensions was tedious. Now, after building in it, i know it's the only good way to make a chrome extension. Great to see the official launch!

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•1 review

Maybe good framework, but there is no support. We needed a change on our Invoice. They never reacted.

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•5 reviews

This look promising but so far I am facing issues with its dependancies. I believe other Windows user might also facing issues with Sharp installation.

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