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By matvey22122, history, 3 years ago, In English

Hello! Recently, my friend told me that he didn't like the counters of people who solved the problem.

What's the idea?

  • He doesn't want to see how many people have solved the problem during the competition.
  • He wants to read all the statements himself and decide for himself which problem seems easier and which is more difficult, in his opinion, because he wants to be able to improve ability to access difficulty of problems.

So, my friend's idea seemed interesting for me and I've made this tool.

It is very simple google chrome extension, which can hide counters of people, who solved the problem.

Demo:

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Ok, seems good, so how to install it?

  1. First, you can find this extension (and check very simple code of it) on my GitHub repository
  2. Press on green button Code in the right up corner, then press on Download zip.
  3. Go to the chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode on right up corner.
  4. Then, unpack .zip file, which you downloaded before, in the folder.
  5. Go to the chrome://extensions and press Load unpacked on left up corner. Choose your folder.
  6. Turn on the extension. Done!

So, I hope that there are people, who find it usefully (like me and my friend).

P.S. 'project' is open source, so if you are interested in, you can send pull request :)

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Auto comment: topic has been updated by matvey22122 (previous revision, new revision, compare).

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number of submission also plays a role in contest we can assume the difficulty of problem by number of submission. anyways great work upvoted.

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    Yes, I agree with you. This tool was created for educational purpose.