A powerful Chrome extension that adds advanced search filters to the WordPress.org plugin directory, making it easier than ever to find exactly what you need.
Filter plugins by downloads count, star ratings, last update date, usability rating, and health score to find exactly what you need.
Smart Sorting
Sort search results by downloads, ratings, update frequency, usability score, and health metrics for optimal discovery.
Plugin Health Score
See comprehensive health scores based on maintenance, compatibility, and security metrics.
Usability Rating
Filter by user experience ratings and ease-of-use metrics to find developer-friendly plugins.
How It Works
1
Install Extension
Download and install the Chrome extension manually (detailed instructions in download section).
2
Visit WordPress.org
Navigate to the WordPress plugin directory as you normally would in your browser.
3
Enhanced Search
Enjoy powerful new filtering and sorting options automatically added to the page.
1
Install Plugin
Download and install the WordPress plugin on your site (detailed instructions in download section).
2
Access Admin Dashboard
Log into your WordPress admin area and navigate to plugin management sections.
3
Enhanced Plugin Search
Use the advanced filtering and sorting features within your WordPress admin dashboard.
Ready to Transform Your Plugin Search?
Choose your preferred way to enhance the WordPress Plugin Directory - browser extension or WordPress plugin.
Chrome Extension
Adds enhanced search filters directly to wordpress.org/plugins in your browser.
Chrome Extension in action (click to enlarge)
⚠️ Extension Status
This extension is not yet available on the Chrome Web Store and requires manual installation. Chrome may show security warnings for extensions installed outside the store.
Installation Instructions
Download the extension: Click the download button below or get it from GitHub
Chrome will show a warning: Click "Keep" if Chrome blocks the download
Install the extension:
Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions/
Enable "Developer mode" in the top right
Drag and drop the downloaded .crx file onto the extensions page
Click "Add extension" when prompted
Alternative method: If drag-and-drop doesn't work, use "Load unpacked" and select the extracted folder
This Privacy Policy describes how the WordPress Plugin Directory Search Filters Chrome Extension ("we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, and protects information when you use our browser extension.
Data Collection and Usage
We do not collect, store, or transmit any personal data.
Our extension operates entirely within your browser and only enhances the user interface of the WordPress.org plugin directory. Specifically:
The extension only functions on wordpress.org/plugins pages
All processing occurs locally in your browser
No data is sent to external servers
No user information is collected or stored
No cookies or tracking mechanisms are used
Permissions
Our extension requests the following permissions, which are used solely for functionality:
Active Tab: To detect when you're on wordpress.org/plugins pages and inject the enhanced search interface
Storage: To save your personal filter preferences locally in your browser (never transmitted)
Scripting: To modify the page layout and add search filters
Data Security
Since our extension doesn't collect or transmit any data, there are no data security concerns. All functionality is contained within your browser environment.
Third-Party Services
Our extension does not integrate with or send data to any third-party services. It operates independently and only enhances the existing WordPress.org interface.
Open Source
This extension is open source, and you can review the complete source code on our GitHub repository. This transparency ensures you can verify that our privacy claims are accurate.
Compliance
This extension complies with:
Chrome Web Store Program Policies
Google's privacy requirements for browser extensions
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) principles
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) requirements
Firefox Add-on Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy describes how the WordPress Plugin Directory Search Filters Firefox Add-on ("we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, and protects information when you use our Firefox add-on.
Data Collection and Usage
We do not collect, store, or transmit any personal data.
Our add-on operates entirely within your Firefox browser and only enhances the user interface of the WordPress.org plugin directory. Specifically:
The add-on only functions on wordpress.org/plugins pages
All processing occurs locally in your Firefox browser
No data is sent to external servers
No user information is collected or stored
No cookies or tracking mechanisms are used
No telemetry data is collected
Permissions
Our add-on requests the following permissions, which are used solely for functionality:
Active Tab: To detect when you're on wordpress.org/plugins pages and inject the enhanced search interface
Storage: To save your personal filter preferences locally in your browser (never transmitted or synced)
Scripting: To modify the page layout and add search filters
Host Permission for wordpress.org: Limited to wordpress.org domain for functionality
Data Security
Since our add-on doesn't collect or transmit any data, there are no data security concerns. All functionality is contained within your Firefox browser environment and follows Mozilla's security best practices.
Firefox Account & Sync
Our add-on does not interact with Firefox Accounts or Firefox Sync services. Any preferences you set are stored locally on your device and are not synchronized across devices.
Third-Party Services
Our add-on does not integrate with or send data to any third-party services. It operates independently and only enhances the existing WordPress.org interface.
Updates & Automatic Checks
Our add-on may check for updates through Firefox's built-in update mechanism, but this follows standard Firefox add-on update procedures and does not transmit additional data beyond what Firefox normally sends for update checks.
Open Source
This add-on is open source, and you can review the complete source code on our GitHub repository. This transparency ensures you can verify that our privacy claims are accurate.
Compliance
This add-on complies with:
Mozilla Add-on Policies and Review Criteria
Firefox Privacy Principles
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) principles
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) requirements
All applicable privacy laws and regulations
Children's Privacy
Our add-on is not directed at children under 13 years of age, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.
WordPress Plugin Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy describes how the WordPress Plugin Directory Search Filters WordPress Plugin ("we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, and protects information when you use our WordPress plugin.
Data Collection and Usage
We do not collect, store, or transmit any personal data from your website or users.
Our plugin operates entirely within your WordPress installation and only enhances the plugin search functionality in your WordPress admin dashboard. Specifically:
The plugin only functions within your WordPress admin area
All processing occurs locally on your WordPress server
No data is sent to external servers
No user information is collected or stored
No website visitor data is tracked or transmitted
WordPress Data Usage
Our plugin may access the following WordPress data for functionality:
Plugin Information: Access to installed plugin data to provide enhanced search and filtering
Admin Settings: Storage of user preferences for filter settings (stored locally in WordPress options)
WordPress REST API: May use WordPress core APIs for plugin information retrieval
Data Storage
Any settings or preferences you configure are stored locally in your WordPress database using standard WordPress options API. This data:
Remains on your server
Is not transmitted to external services
Can be completely removed by uninstalling the plugin
Follows WordPress data deletion standards
External Communications
Our plugin does not communicate with external servers except for:
WordPress.org API calls for plugin information (standard WordPress functionality)
Plugin update checks through WordPress.org (standard WordPress functionality)
No custom external API calls or data transmissions
Data Security
We prioritize the security of your WordPress installation:
All data processing happens server-side within WordPress
No sensitive information is exposed or transmitted
Follows WordPress security best practices
Uses WordPress core functions for all data operations
Third-Party Services
Our plugin does not integrate with any third-party services or APIs beyond standard WordPress functionality.
Open Source
This plugin is open source, and you can review the complete source code on our GitHub repository. This transparency ensures you can verify that our privacy claims are accurate.
Compliance
This plugin complies with:
WordPress.org Plugin Directory Guidelines
WordPress Privacy Standards
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) principles
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) requirements