I’d like to share a free Chrome extension I built to make Ripper.Store easier to use while you browse asset stores.

What it is

Ripper Search opens a panel on the product page (Booth, Gumroad, itch.io, etc.) and searches the forum for the item you’re viewing — with download (DL) posts separated from regular discussions.

Main features

• Search by the name or URL of the current page item
• DL vs discussion — results grouped so you can jump straight to what matters
• Compilation (“mega”) threads — when you download, it opens only the hidelink for the Booth item on your page, not dozens of tabs
• LF (Looking For) requests with tracking and moderation queue status
• Favorite threads and notifications when a new download appears
• Downloads tab and search history (stored in your browser)
• Upvote posts and bump discussions
• UI in 6 languages (PT-BR, EN, JA, RU, FR, ZH)

Supported stores

Booth · Gumroad · Jinxxy · Payhip · itch.io · BuiltByBit · Unity Asset Store · Etsy

How to install

1. Get it from the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ripper-search/hnofnogigohohmhnbjokglneeeignolj
2. Log in at https://forum.ripper.store (required to search, upvote, and post LF requests)
3. Open a product on a supported store and click the Ripper Search icon in the Chrome toolbar

Requirements & privacy

• Google Chrome (or Chromium with MV3 extensions)
• The extension does not send data to my servers — it uses your existing forum session and stores panel data locally
• Privacy policy: https://t1ng4.github.io/ripper-search/privacy/en.html

Links

• GitHub (docs & support): https://github.com/T1NG4/ripper-search
• Report a bug / suggest a feature: https://github.com/T1NG4/ripper-search/issues/new

Credits

• Developer: ! T1NG4 — Discord: https://discord.com/users/871460606618767360
• Sponsor: dududagao2121 — Discord: https://discord.com/users/537708873809920011

Ripper Search is an independent project and is not officially affiliated with Ripper.Store. Use it at your own discretion, like any community tool.

If you try it, feedback in the comments or on GitHub is appreciated. Thanks!