Latest Chrome Extensions, Ranked by Release Date
Every newly published Chrome Web Store listing with a confirmed release date, sorted by freshness. Switch between 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day windows to catch the latest Chrome extensions as they ship.
Updated daily · data as of · 649 latest Chrome extensions qualify right now
eligible listings 649 · scored in this window 649 · insufficient history 0 · compiled by the ExtensionRadar tracking team
Data as of Oct 11, 2026
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Sources for the latest Chrome extensions chart: Chrome Web Store · Extension Tracker (CC BY 4.0)
What counts as the latest Chrome extensions
This chart only admits listings whose publication date is confirmed by the store itself — a real release event inside your chosen window, not a guess from a crawler. When a brand-new tool appears, it lands here within a day of the sitemap sweep, which is how the latest Chrome extensions on this page stay genuinely fresh rather than weeks old. That daily rhythm is the whole point: a listing that shipped this morning can already sit in tonight's refresh of the latest Chrome extensions.
Listings we have discovered but whose release date is unknown are deliberately excluded and routed to a separate “recently discovered” lane. That split keeps the promise of this chart honest: everything in it shipped inside the window you selected, so the latest Chrome extensions you see are exactly that — the newest confirmed arrivals, never backfill dressed up as news. That discipline is what keeps the latest Chrome extensions chart trustworthy as a launch tracker, week after week.
Confirmed release dates only
A row appears here only when the store confirms the publication date. No inference, no approximation, and no first-crawl date pretending to be a launch date.
The unknown-date lane
Discovered-but-undated listings live separately, so the latest Chrome extensions chart never mixes confirmed launches with vague first sightings.
Baseline import guard
When we first build the catalog, hundreds of thousands of IDs arrive at once. That burst is marked as a baseline — it can never masquerade as a single day of new releases.
How to read the latest Chrome extensions chart
Each row shows the extension name, its category, current user count, and growth deltas once two observations exist. The user figure respects the store's precision: a “10,000+” badge stays a rounded range instead of a fake exact number. For the latest Chrome extensions that shipped hours ago, growth columns show a dash — the honest answer when history has not had time to accumulate.
Use the filters to slice the latest Chrome extensions by category, user scale, or keyword, and sort by chart rank, growth, users, or release date. Every row links to a detail page with its full observation history, and each links out to the official Chrome Web Store listing so you can verify anything in one click before the latest Chrome extensions on your shortlist earn a spot in your workflow.
Users, without fake precision
Rounded store badges stay rounded. Exact counts stay exact. The precision of every number is part of the data, not an afterthought.
Growth needs two samples
A dash means “not yet measurable”, and that is a feature. Scores appear only after two valid observations bracket a real window.
Verify the latest Chrome extensions at the source
Every row links straight to the official store listing. The chart summarizes; the store decides — check the source before you install anything.
Why scan the latest Chrome extensions every day
New listings are the cheapest research signal in the ecosystem: keyword positions are not yet locked in, review velocity is honest, and a category's direction shows up in what ships this week. Makers who watch the latest Chrome extensions daily consistently find underserved niches — a wrapper around a new API, a fix for a freshly broken workflow — before keyword tools register the shift. The latest Chrome extensions also make the cleanest competitive studies, because their early positioning has not yet been obscured by years of updates.
The 24-hour view is for speed; the 30-day view is for pattern-finding. Scan both and you will notice clusters: three new screenshot tools in a week, or a burst of AI sidebars after a model release. Those clusters, more than any single launch, are where the latest Chrome extensions chart earns its keep as a research tool.
Early keyword gaps in the latest Chrome extensions
Fresh listings mean search results that are still unsettled — the moment to study which terms a new tool ranks for and which remain open.
Category momentum
Several launches in one category within days is a signal. The chart's category filter turns scattered releases into a visible wave across the latest Chrome extensions.
Fast validation loops
Watching the latest Chrome extensions helps you test a thesis in minutes: did anyone already ship this, and how are users responding?
FAQ
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