The rest of the catalog falls into four groups; each plugin's page under capacitorjs.com/docs/apis (https://capacitorjs.com/docs/apis 243,123 ) lists its permissions and Info.plist keys.
Native UI. Action Sheet (a bottom sheet of choices), Dialog (native alert, confirm and prompt) and Toast (a short message). A Framework7 572,986 app already has all three in HTML (Dialogs and Overlays); the native versions match the platform exactly.
System and accessibility. App Launcher opens other apps by package name or URL; Clipboard reads and writes the system clipboard; Screen Orientation locks and unlocks rotation; Screen Reader detects TalkBack or VoiceOver and speaks text; Text Zoom reads the system's preferred text size and zooms the WebView; Privacy Screen hides the app's content in the app switcher.
Files and personal data. File Transfer downloads and uploads natively, File Viewer opens a file in the platform's viewer, and Contacts and Calendar read and write the device's address book and calendar.
Hardware and services. Barcode Scanner (built on OutSystems 37,408 ' barcode libraries), Motion (accelerometer and compass through the browser's own events), Google Maps 1 (a native map under the WebView), Health Fitness (Health Connect and HealthKit), Local LLM (text and image generation with on-device models) and Background Runner (JavaScript that runs outside the WebView, for background tasks).
The version numbers tell a story: the plugins that grew up with Capacitor 243,123 share its major version, 8, while the others keep their own: InAppBrowser 4.0.3, Background Runner 3.0.0, Barcode Scanner 3.1.2, File Transfer 2.0.5, and the 2026 newcomers Local LLM (1.0.0 in May), Contacts and Calendar (July) and Health Fitness (August). These live in their own repositories, not in github.com/ionic-team/capacitor-plugins (https://github.com/ionic-team/capacitor-plugins 680 ): check their changelogs before a major upgrade.