llmrelay: query chrome nano llm from your terminal
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#243,964 of 271,477 by installs on Chrome · #151,377 of 164,275 in productivity
First seen by this census 09/01/2026 — the store does not publish a creation date
Last updated 09/08/2025
Tracked since 09/01/2026
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Category: productivity / developer
Languages: English
Description
llmrelay: query chrome nano llm from your terminal
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Growth
Change in installs. This store publishes the count rounded to one or two significant figures, so it does not move when the listing grows - it moves when the rounding rolls over. The figures below are therefore what was actually observed between the two crawls named in "measured over", not scaled to the window, and the percentage is of that same rounding step - so a small listing crossing a bucket shows a very large one. A window needs a full period of history before it reports anything.
| Per | Growth | Growth % | Actual change | Measured over |
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| day | 0 | — | 0 | 1.1 days |
| week | -1 | — | -1 | 8.7 days |
| month | Not enough history yet | |||
| year | Not enough history yet | |||
History
Users
Permissions
Access level: Extensive — Reaches every website you visit, and holds a powerful capability as well.
- Reads and changes your data on all websites
- Exchange messages with a program installed on your computer
Ad blockers, password managers and VPNs need this kind of access to do their job. This describes what the extension can reach, not how it behaves.
Manifest V3
Reads and changes your data on all websites ⚠
- alarms — Schedule its code to run at a later time
- nativeMessaging ⚠ — Exchange messages with a program installed on your computer
- offscreen — Run a hidden page to do background work, such as playing audio or reading documents
- scripting — Run scripts on web pages you visit
- sidePanel — Show its own panel at the side of your browser
- storage — Save its own settings and data locally
- tabs — See your open tabs and the pages you're on