Password manager extensions, 10 results
A ready-to-run Chrome Web Store Scraper input: Password manager extensions, 10 results.
Updated October 27, 2026
What this example returns
This example returns up to 10 results.
The dataset’s “Extensions” view shows 17 columns: Name, URL, Category, Rating, Ratings, Users, Version, Updated, Size, Developer, Email, Website, Permissions, Host permissions, Query, Rank, and Extension ID. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs Chrome Web Store Scraper with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Search queries
searchQueries password manager
Keywords to search the Chrome Web Store for, one per line. Each query returns extensions in store ranking order.
- Max extensions per query or category
maxItems 10
How many extensions to save for each search query and category. Use 0 for everything the store lists. Extension URLs and IDs are always saved.
Default: 20 → this example uses 10
- Full details for search and category results
includeDetails Yes
Load each listed extension's full profile: last update date, size, full description, developer name, email, address and phone, privacy policy link, languages, screenshots. Turn off for faster, lighter listings.
- Privacy practices
includePrivacy No
Also load the extension page to read the developer's privacy disclosure (data types collected and declarations). Adds one page load per extension.
- Store language
language en
Language code for names, descriptions and categories, for example en, de, fr, es, ja or pt-BR.
- Include reviews
includeReviews No
Also save user reviews for every extension in the results. Review page links always return reviews.
- Max reviews per extension
maxReviewsPerExtension 0
Stop after this many matching reviews per extension. Use 0 for all reviews.
Default: 20 → this example uses 0
- Sort reviews by
reviewsSort Most recent
Order in which reviews are read.
- Review language
reviewsLanguage en
Language of the reviews to load, for example en, de or fr. The store filters reviews by language.
{
"searchQueries": [
"password manager"
],
"maxItems": 10,
"includeDetails": true,
"includePrivacy": false,
"language": "en",
"includeReviews": false,
"maxReviewsPerExtension": 0,
"reviewsSort": "recent",
"reviewsLanguage": "en",
"startUrls": []
}What it costs
You pay for the events the actor reports, such as each result or page it produces, plus the platform usage of your runs: compute, proxies and storage. Platform usage is typically about $0.183 per 1,000 results.
- Extension$0.003One Chrome Web Store extension saved with its full profile.
- Review$0.0001One user review saved.
When to use this example
From the Chrome Web Store Scraper readme:
How many results can I get?
A search query usually returns a few hundred extensions (the store's own limit for that query); large categories list 10,000 and more (a 10,000-extension run took about 8 minutes in our tests). Set maxItems to 0 to take everything the store shows. When the store runs out, the run says so in its status message.
Known limit
users is the number the store displays, which the store rounds.
Other ways to run Chrome Web Store Scraper
- Password manager extensions, 10 resultsExtensions with full store details.
- Dark Reader extension details, 10 resultsStore details for an extension by URL.
- Extension with recent reviews, 5 reviewsExtension details plus 5 recent user reviews.
- Ad blockers with 100k+ users rated 4+, 10 resultsPopular, well-rated extensions only.
About Chrome Web Store Scraper
Scrape Chrome Web Store extensions by search query, category, URL or ID. Get name, developer, contact email, users, rating, rating count, version, last update, size, permissions, website, category, privacy practices and optional user reviews.
- Price:
- from $2.40 / 1,000 results
- Developer:
- Querystone
- Categories:
- Developer tools, Lead generation, E-commerce
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