MATCH

Name: MATCH
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: goker

Web Quality Linter

As of June 2026, MATCH has 3 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 1 reviews in the Developer Tools category.

goker Developer Tools

Chrome Web Store ↗.crx

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5.00

1 reviews

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Version

1.0.2

Manifest V3

90-day change · In the last 90 days this extension 1 version update, changed permissions.

History

5 snapshots

Tracking since Apr 6, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 6, 2026	3	5.00	1	1.0.1
Apr 18, 2026	—	5.00	1	1.0.1
Apr 23, 2026	2	5.00	1	1.0.2
May 12, 2026	3	5.00	1	1.0.2
May 17, 2026	2	5.00	1	1.0.2
Now	3	5.00	1	1.0.2

Changelog

Apr 18, 2026

description

It analyzes any page (or a list of URLs) across five pillars — Metadata, Accessibility (axe-core), Technical Hygiene, Content Relevancy (Search Term similarity), and Structure/Hierarchy — and presents the results as a simple heatmap so issues are easy to spot at a glance.

No accounts, no payments, no tracking, and no remote API calls. Reports can be exported as JSON, and the metric system is plugin-based for future customization.

MATCH is a deterministic, local-first Web Quality Linter for Chrome.

It does not try to guess what a page “kind of has.”
It checks what must exist, verifies whether it is correct, and shows the result in a clear 5-column MATCH heatmap:

M — Metadata Precision
A — Access Quality
T — Technical Hygiene
C — Contextual Relevancy
H — Hierarchy Integrity

MATCH is built for engineers, SEOs, accessibility specialists, and technical content teams who want strict, repeatable page analysis instead of vague scoring.

What MATCH can do:
• Quick checks on the current tab from the popup
• Deep analysis in the sidepanel
• Batch runs and history in the dashboard
• Extraction view for DOM, meta, links, images, and technical signals
• Deep Dive mode for internal-link analysis
• Crawling mode for CSV-based sequential checks
• Deterministic JSON exports for automation, agents, and audits

MATCH is local-first by design.
There are no accounts, no subscriptions, no tracking, and no remote scoring APIs.

Analysis stays on the device and uses deterministic execution rules. Accessibility checks are powered by axe-core. Semantic relevancy can use local embeddings with Transformers.js and, where supported, Chrome’s built-in AI capabilities. If local AI support is unavailable, MATCH does not silently fall back to external services.

Designed for engineering honesty:
• deterministic scoring
• plugin-based metric system
• stable execution plan
• progressive row-by-row rendering
• cache-aware reruns
• JSON reports with metric descriptions

If you need a strict browser-native quality linter for metadata, accessibility, structure, technical hygiene, and search-term alignment, MATCH gives you a fast, transparent, and local-first workflow directly inside Chrome.

Apr 18, 2026
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Apr 18, 2026

permissions

activeTab, scripting, storage, downloads

activeTab, tabs, scripting, storage, downloads, sidePanel, contextMenus

Permissions & access

Permissions: activeTabtabsscriptingstoragedownloadssidePanelcontextMenus
Host access: <all_urls>

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About

MATCH is a deterministic, local-first Web Quality Linter for Chrome.

It does not try to guess what a page “kind of has.”
It checks what must exist, verifies whether it is correct, and shows the result in a clear 5-column MATCH heatmap:

M — Metadata Precision
A — Access Quality
T — Technical Hygiene
C — Contextual Relevancy
H — Hierarchy Integrity

MATCH is built for engineers, SEOs, accessibility specialists, and technical content teams who want strict, repeatable page analysis instead of vague scoring.

What MATCH can do:
• Quick checks on the current tab from the popup
• Deep analysis in the sidepanel
• Batch runs and history in the dashboard
• Extraction view for DOM, meta, links, images, and technical signals
• Deep Dive mode for internal-link analysis
• Crawling mode for CSV-based sequential checks
• Deterministic JSON exports for automation, agents, and audits

MATCH is local-first by design.
There are no accounts, no subscriptions, no tracking, and no remote scoring APIs.

Analysis stays on the device and uses deterministic execution rules. Accessibility checks are powered by axe-core. Semantic relevancy can use local embeddings with Transformers.js and, where supported, Chrome’s built-in AI capabilities. If local AI support is unavailable, MATCH does not silently fall back to external services.

Designed for engineering honesty:
• deterministic scoring
• plugin-based metric system
• stable execution plan
• progressive row-by-row rendering
• cache-aware reruns
• JSON reports with metric descriptions

If you need a strict browser-native quality linter for metadata, accessibility, structure, technical hygiene, and search-term alignment, MATCH gives you a fast, transparent, and local-first workflow directly inside Chrome.