etcetera.

The developer

Who makes etcetera

One person designs the extensions, writes the code and answers the mail. This page says who.

Last updated 5 October 2026

Ivan Korost

Ivan Korost

Independent software developer. Author and maintainer of every extension here, working alone.

support@etcetera.tools

What I built

Every extension here is mine end to end: the code, the interface and its translations, this site and the mail behind it. Nobody else has commit rights, and there is no company between you and me — when something breaks, you are writing to the person who wrote the line that broke.

Glidepad

Chrome · Edge · Free · Pro

Two-finger touchpad gestures for Chrome and Edge.

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AI Mode Cleaner

Chrome · New · Free

Select several Google™ AI Mode chats and delete them at once.

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Where it stands today

The extensions are published in the Chrome Web Store under the name etcetera. Paid plans are sold through a third-party merchant of record — an authorised reseller that becomes the seller on your invoice and handles VAT for your country. Everything else — the software, the support, the decisions — stays with me.

Reaching me

Business, billing, help with an extension — one inbox, read by one person. Replies usually come within one business day, always within two.

The formal parts