Saves and age on every pin, right on Pinterest

Only what your own Pinterest page has already loaded: the saves, the date and the reactions Pinterest sent your browser for the pins on that page. It reads them inside your browser and sends none of it anywhere, and it makes no requests to Pinterest of its own.

No. It is read-only: it never saves, follows, clicks, comments or posts for you, and it never asks for your Pinterest password.

Pinterest shows a pin’s saves and age only to people signed in to Pinterest. On a page seen signed out there are no numbers to read, so the extension says that in one line instead of guessing. Once you are signed in to Pinterest, the pins show their numbers.

Yes. The same extension is coming to the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store and works the same way as in Chrome.

Searches, your home feed, ideas pages and the grid of pins under a pin. It stays off Pinterest’s business, ads, analytics and help sites.

A pin’s saves divided by its age in days. Sorted by it, the pins gaining saves the quickest come first, and the top tenth of the page get a ▲.

With no account, on any Pinterest page: saves, age and saves a day on every pin of a search, your home feed, an ideas page, a board or an account; the page sorted by most saves or by rising now, and a minimum-saves filter; the saves a pin gained since you first saw it, and a ☆ to watch it; a table of the account’s pins you have seen, with a CSV of it; a share card of a search, a board or an account; a searched keyword’s 30-day demand trend, once you ask for it; This week: the month’s rising keywords in a niche you pick; one switch that hides it all. A connected PinPinterest account, with no paid plan, adds: on a search, the keyword’s demand and Pinterest’s own search count when we hold it, 5 keyword checks a day; “Save to my keywords”: rank tracking on 5 keywords, with their rank moves in This week; on a pin’s own page, its Pin Score, the day we first saw it, whether it is an ad and the keywords it ranks for; on a Pinterest Trends chart, each term’s demand beside its name (each term is one keyword check); 1 account to track in the app. A paid plan goes deeper. Starter: up to 200 keyword checks a day and rank tracking on 10 keywords. Pro: Trends in the app, Account Health on any account (in the app, and its posting pace, top pin and flagged pins on its Pinterest profile page) and CSV export in the app.

Click its icon and untick “Show saves on pins”: every badge leaves every Pinterest tab at once. To remove it, use your browser’s extensions page, like any other extension.