HiddenTools for Google Chrome™

The easiest way to access all the productivity settings and developer tools hidden in the Google Chrome™ browser.

What is HiddenTools for Google Chrome™?

HiddenTools for Google Chrome™ is a Chrome extension, designed to provide easy access to all the hidden settings and tools of Google Chrome™ browser. This includes Chrome applications, bookmarks, connected devices, developer settings, downloads, browser history, etc. It also offers access to experimental Chrome settings and features. It integrates a convenient, efficient, and attractive menu system. Available in both free and paid versions, this extension contributes to improving your web browsing experience by increasing accessibility and efficiency.

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Extension stats

By: mydknyght

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Users: 10,000+

Rating: 4.37 (46)

Version: 4.1 (Last updated: 2022-10-18)

Creation date: 2020-05-16

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
storage

Size: 159.74K

Email: my*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 8620 ▼ 81

Other rankings

#3520 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 6

#14 in browser settings keyword 29 ▼ 4

#21 in trademark keyword 14 ▲ 3

#22 in settings keyword 34 ▼ 3

#84 in source code keyword 26 ▲ 4

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Extension summary

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The Google Chrome™ browser is hiding a number of settings and tools under the prefix “chrome://” as many power users and developers are aware. HiddenTools gives you access to all these Chrome pages and more in a convenient, efficient, and beautiful menu system. Accessible Chrome pages include:

Applications – all your installed Chrome applications in one place (chrome://apps)
Bookmarks – the Chrome bookmarks manager (chrome://bookmarks)
Devices – connected devices such as printers on your network (chrome://devices)
DevTools - hidden settings for developers (chrome://inspect)
Dino Game – the scrolling game hidden in your Chrome browser (chrome://dino)
Downloads – recently downloaded items (chrome://downloads)
Extensions – manage your installed Chrome extensions (chrome://extensions)
Experiments – access experimental Chrome features unreleased to the public (chrome://flags)
History – your web browsing history (chrome://history)
About Chrome – Chrome version numbers and issue reporting (chrome://chrome)
Settings – settings including for browser experience (chrome://settings)
Web Store – the Chrome web store for more apps and extensions (https://chrome.google.com/webstore)
Print - Prints the current page using Chrome's print dialog

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Very useful and handy for accessing Chrome internal pages
Great for new app developers and web designers
Fast and easy way to enter various settings and tools
Compact tool with essential functionality
Easy uninstall option available

Cons

Limited functionality when used with Thorium browser
Does not show all installed extensions
Redirection bug in Settings > Appearance
Can be redundant for those who can create their own bookmarks list
Suggestions for improvement were made by multiple users

Most mentioned

Very Nice!
Great extension, looking forward to learning more
Sweet little program.. Everything you need in a compact tool
Useful for accessing internal pages and settings
Bug with double 'c' in settings link

Recent reviews

I installed this extension because I'm trying to use the Thorium browser: which has a number of very serious deficiencies. For example, you can't even change the home page, and there is no real help or support for that browser. This extension does help to a limited extent; but, unfortunately, it does not fill in the functionality missing in Thorium. I can't really find fault with this, as the developer intended this for a competently designed version of Chromium, I just want others to know that if you're having problems with Thorium settings, this will only help a little.