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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
If you learn how chords are made (which you could do in a month, if you work on it every day) you will know every chord imaginable.
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"Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day: teach a man to fish and he'll never go hungry."
Learn how chords are made and throw away the chord charts. There is no single, "comprehensive" chord chart that lists every chord in every inversion in every fingering.
As an aside, most "common" chord shapes can be slide up and down the neck, with or without a barre. If one is looking for the "common" chords, one only needs to learn a dozen or so shapes that can then be positioned anywhere along the fingerboard: one doesn't need chord charts for that.