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Activate this extension to get quick insights into GitHub repo and file sizes directly on the site Are you looking for a way to quickly check the size of GitHub repositories and files without leaving the site? The GitHub Max Repo Size Chrome extension is the perfect tool for developers and tech professionals who need instant insights. Instead of running terminal commands or digging through GitHub settings, this extension displays repo and file sizes directly on GitHub pages. Whether you’re searching for large files, monitoring storage usage, or comparing project sizes, this tool keeps everything visible and accessible—right where you need it. Short Key Features Repo Size Display - Shows total repository size at a glance. File Size Visibility - Adds file size info next to each file in the repo. Instant Insights - Loads data quickly with minimal delay. Seamless GitHub Integration - Works directly within GitHub UI. How to Use Install the Extension - Find "GitHub Max Repo Size" on the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome. Visit a GitHub Repo - Navigate to any GitHub repository page. View Sizes Instantly - Repo size will appear near the top; file sizes next to each file. Analyze or Compare - Use the displayed sizes to manage storage, review large files, or optimize projects. Why It Is Useful GitHub Max Repo Size helps developers quickly identify large files, optimize projects, and monitor repository bloat—without switching tabs or using external tools. Who It Is Useful For Perfect for developers, open-source contributors, code reviewers, and project managers who frequently work with GitHub repositories and need fast, visual insights on file and repo sizes.
Jun 9, 2025
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