Hello everyone!
Introducing: Codeforces Customizer!!
I have recently developed a chrome extension which enhances the user experience on codeforces. I was always annoyed by the long scrollbar which gets formed after starring several blogs in the favourite section. So I created this extension to solve the problem. But then I thought of enhancing certain other features too. Here is a brief overview of what all is currently available:
Enhanced Blog View:
- No need to scroll through all blogs!
- All blogs appear hidden, reducing scrolling.
- Custom searchbar to search blog titles you are looking for.
- Expand/Hide individual blogs to see content.
Works on favourite blogs and user blogs tab.
All submissions tab:
- Directly go to all submissions (status tab) from the problem page for the current problem.
Show results with user lists by default:
- No need to select the user list in problemset/contest page everytime.
- Go to https://mirror.codeforces.com/lists and enter the list key in the input box of the extension popup and press enter.
- Now the problemset/contest page will show the results using the list by default.
- This would be very useful for people who are preparing in a team.
The project is opensource: github.
Chrome web store extension link: Codeforces Customizer
Feel free to make issues, pull requests, feature requests!!
Do let me know what features you would like to have in future updates!
Good Job. Thanks for this much needed extension.
These customizing extensions are really awesome. The large cf community can help make cf much more useful than it is. :orz:
here is another very useful extension I found some days ago. here
can you add feature to search by tags. Currently if we filter by more than one tag then only the problems which have all selected tags(AND of tags) will appear . If you can add filtering by OR of tags, it will be great
The idea sounds great! But to do that would be equivalent to designing a new website and there is a site just for this purpose!
codehunt.
Here you need to enter a user. So any user from the standing in problemset can be selected. This might still not cover all problems, but then in that case one can make a bot user and submit a compilation error to every problem, making it perfect for the kind of filter you want and which codehunt supports.
Great job This extension saved a lot of energy as this allows to skip the unnecessary scrolling while exploring the discussions sections...
Great extension