# Chrome extension tools

> These tools are tagged as Chrome extensions, though they do very different jobs. Markdown Viewer and Riff are the clearest examples of browser add-ons. Markdown Viewer works in Chrome and Edge. It renders local and web .md files with a folder tree, search, annotations, diagrams, math and export options. It is free. Riff drafts replies and posts for X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram from a short point the user types. It runs Gemini Nano on the user's own computer and needs no account or API key. Clipy is a screen recorder that makes share links for coding agents, with a free trial.

3 tools. Page: https://another.directory/tags/chrome-extension. In: [Tags](https://another.directory/tags)

| Tool | What it is | Free plan | Pricing | Markdown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Markdown Viewer](https://another.directory/tools/markdown-viewer) | Chrome and Edge extension for reading and exporting .md files | Yes, free | Free | https://another.directory/tools/markdown-viewer.md |
| [Clipy](https://another.directory/tools/clipy) | Screen recorder that gives coding agents context from your video | Yes, free plan | Free trial | https://another.directory/tools/clipy.md |
| [Riff](https://another.directory/tools/riff) | Chrome extension that drafts social replies and posts from your point | Yes, free | Free | https://another.directory/tools/riff.md |

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