Platform: Chrome

  • PWA Customizer

    PWA Customizer

    Make web apps feel like yours

    PWA Customizer is an open-source Chrome and Chromium extension that lets you change an installed web app’s title-bar color and page title. Settings are saved separately for each website.

    Features

    • Choose a light, dark, or custom title-bar color for an app window.
    • Use a short or custom page title, including in regular browser tabs.
    • Turn each control on or off independently and restore the website’s original appearance.
    • Share YouTube color and title preferences with the compatible YouTools extension.

    Getting started

    Download or clone the GitHub repository. Open chrome://extensions in Chrome, enable Developer mode, and select Load unpacked. Choose the repository’s extension folder and keep it in place. Open a website, select PWA Customizer, and enable a control to customize it. See the repository for the latest installation and compatibility details.

    Preferences are stored locally in your browser. The extension requests access to a website when you enable a control. The browser and operating system determine the final appearance of app windows. Browser-protected pages cannot be customized.

  • YouTools

    YouTools

    Make YouTube your own

    YouTools is an open-source Chrome / Chromium extension for customizing YouTube on desktop. Add optional miniplayer and picture-in-picture controls, choose which content categories appear in your feed, and arrange the sidebar around the links you use.

    Features

    • Add optional miniplayer and picture-in-picture buttons.
    • Show or hide Shorts, Playables, games, and movies independently.
    • Show, hide, and reorder sidebar sections and links, with keyboard controls.
    • Customize the title and title-bar color when using YouTube as an installed browser app.

    Getting started

    Open the GitHub repository and obtain the project files. In Chrome, open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, and choose Load unpacked. Select the project’s extension folder, pin YouTools, and refresh any open YouTube tabs. Keep the selected folder in place. See the repository for the latest installation and compatibility details.

    Preferences are stored locally in your browser. YouTools is independent and is not affiliated with YouTube or Google.