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You can enhance the functionality of LibreOffice with Extensions. In the LibreOffice world, we consider 3 types of extensions:

• extensions written in C++, Python, Java, JavaScript or LibreOffice Basic, bundled as .oxt files and shared on extensions.libreoffice.org;
• special Calc extensions known as Add-Ins that add spreadsheet functions to Calc;
• make galleries, wizards and autotext collections.

How to install Extensions

Installing extensions is easy, and provides many useful features.

• How to install a LibreOffice extension

Developing Extensions

Please refer to Development/Extension Development for more detail on how to develop extensions.

Default Extensions

In the beginning, quite some extensions were included in LibreOffice by default. But the most of them have been converted to a normal part of LibreOffice, thus in C++, the main code for LibreOffice programming. Currently the list of default extensions exists of: (Page not found for https://www.libreoffice.org/features/extensions/ )

• Solver for Non-linear Programming
• Wiki Publisher

Extension Bugs

See Filing a bug report against an Extension.

More Information

• Extensions are available in our own LibreOffice Extensions and Templates Repository