Riah Extensions
What are Riah Extensions?
Riah Extensions is a public collection of small, readable browser extensions that each do one job, such as blocking unwanted autoplay, restoring paste or right-click, managing tabs, or adding YouTube controls. The project targets Brave, Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, uses minimal permissions, and says it has no telemetry or remote configuration (README, observed 2026-08-05).
Who are they for?
Riah Extensions are for people who want a narrow browser fix they can inspect, load, keep, remove, or rebuild. They are also for developers and AI-assisted builders who want readable source and a starting point for making their own small extension instead of adopting an opaque bundle.
What they do not do
Riah Extensions are not a single all-purpose privacy suite, a hosted service, or a claim of official store availability on every browser. The README says Brave is the tested path and that Chrome and Firefox packages have not all been finished and tested by the maker; support therefore varies by extension.
FAQ
Do Riah Extensions work in Brave?
Brave is the tested path described by the public repository. The project documents building the extensions and loading unpacked folders from brave://extensions.
Do they use telemetry?
The public README says the extensions use minimal permissions and no telemetry, remote scripts, or remote configuration. Users should still inspect the individual source and permissions before loading an extension.
Are these Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons listings?
The repository does not make that launch claim. It contains packages for browsers where they make sense, but says the maker has not finished loading and testing the Chrome or Firefox paths.
Can I rebuild one for myself?
Yes. Rebuilding is a stated purpose of the public repository. It documents an inventory script, a triage step, and a workflow for keeping the one-job shape while changing the behavior to fit the user.
Honest comparison
Compared with a large extension suite, Riah Extensions are easier to audit and remove one job at a time; compared with browser-native controls, they are useful only where the browser does not already solve the job well.
Source and freshness
Public repository and README checked 2026-08-05: https://github.com/RiahStudio/riah-extensions. Local source checked the same date: Riah Extensions/README.md.