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Datasets → Datasets Chrome Extensions Trending

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Summary

Search Crawlora’s trending Chrome extensions dataset with optional query, metadata, permissions, status, manifest version, data collection, host access, rating, and user-count filters. Send the selected filters and pagination values as query parameters, with the required API key in the request header.

Inputs

  • Q — Full-text query.
  • Item Type — Filter by extension, theme, app, or unknown; defaults to extension.
  • Category — Exact category filter.
  • Developer — Exact developer filter.
  • Developer Email — Exact developer email filter.
  • Permission — Exact permission filter.
  • Status — Filter by active or removed; defaults to active.
  • Manifest Version — Filter by manifest version 2 or 3; defaults to 2.
  • Collects Data — Data-collection filter; defaults to true.
  • Has Broad Host Access — Broad-host-access filter; defaults to true.
  • Min Users — Minimum user count; defaults to 0.
  • Min Rating — Minimum rating; defaults to 0.
  • Min Rating Count — Minimum rating count; defaults to 0.
  • Page — Page number; defaults to 0.
  • Page Size — Number of results per page, with a documented maximum of 100; defaults to 0.
  • X Api Key (required) — API key sent in the x-api-key request header.
  • Request Options — Optional HTTP request settings, including batching, SSL certificate validation behavior, proxy, and timeout.

Output shape

A list of matching dataset items returned by the Crawlora API.

The source pack specifies JSON request defaults but does not show operation-specific response parsing or a precise response envelope. Pagination is controlled by Page and Page Size.

Examples

Example 1: Find active extensions with at least 10,000 users and no broad host access

Set Item Type to extension, Status to active, Min Users to 10000, and Has Broad Host Access to false; provide the API key.

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