<p>Practicing on Codeforces is crucial for improving competitive programming skills, but it lacks some flexibility. Problems don't get official ratings immediately after a contest, making difficulty assessment harder. Additionally, problem tags may give unintended hints, affecting unbiased problem-solving.</p>↵
<p>To address this, I present <b>CF Problem Insights</b>, a Chrome extension designed to refine your problem-solving experience. It offers <b>estimated problem ratings</b> before official ratings are released and lets you <b>hide/show problem tags individually</b>, ensuring unbiased practice.</p>↵
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<h3> Features</h3>↵
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<h4> Estimated Problem Rating</h4>↵
<ul>↵
<li>Fetches and displays estimated problem ratings from <b>Clist</b> on the problem page below problem tags.</li>↵
<li>Helps users gauge problem difficulty before actual ratings are released.</li>↵
<li>Allows users to compare estimated ratings with actual ratings once they are available.</li>↵
</ul>↵
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<h4> Hide/Reveal Tags & Ratings</h4>↵
<ul>↵
<li>Hide problem tags and ratings to avoid biases while practicing.</li>↵
<li>Users can click on each tag to reveal or hide it individually.</li>↵
<li>Enhances problem-solving by allowing a more <b>self-assessed</b> approach without prior hints.</li>↵
<li>Works seamlessly with Codeforces UI, integrating naturally into problem pages.</li>↵
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</ul>↵
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<h4> Sort problem tags by the number of problems solved in each tag by the user.</h4>↵
<ul>↵
<li>Tags are sorted based on the number of problems solved per tag.</li>↵
<li>Users will be able to judge how well they can solve a particular type of problem tag at a given rating, helping them focus on areas needing improvement and understand their strength in solving such problems.</li>↵
</ul>↵
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<h3> Installation </h3>↵
<ol>↵
<li>Click on the link <b><a href="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/cf-problem-insights/jpelkcdgakhmabljokpfjjpinlmpmaki?authuser=1">CF Problem Insights</a></b>, which will redirect you to the Chrome Web Store. Then, click <b>Add to Chrome</b> to install the extension.</li>↵
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</ol>↵
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<h3>Screenshots</h3>↵
<p>To help users understand how the extension works visually:</p>↵
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<h4>Screenshot 1:</h4>↵
<img src="/predownloaded/b1/5f/b15f4f2e698e37a9372acf0effc10684179eebf5.png" width="300" height="200">↵
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<h4>Screenshot 2:</h4>↵
<img src="/predownloaded/5e/08/5e0821d634b1fecc3eb342afe9ca71cf75d3709f.png" width="300" height="200">↵
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<a href="https://github.com/Krutish-Raval/CF-Problem-Insights">GitHub Repository</a>↵
<h4>Open Source and Community Contribution</h4>↵
<p>This extension is <b>open source</b>, free forever, and open to contributions . If you have ideas for new features or improvements, feel free to contribute! Any feedback for this extension is appreciated.Do write how you feel about this extension in the discussion below! Thank You!</p>↵
<p>To address this, I present <b>CF Problem Insights</b>, a Chrome extension designed to refine your problem-solving experience. It offers <b>estimated problem ratings</b> before official ratings are released and lets you <b>hide/show problem tags individually</b>, ensuring unbiased practice.</p>↵
↵
<h3> Features</h3>↵
↵
<h4> Estimated Problem Rating</h4>↵
<ul>↵
<li>Fetches and displays estimated problem ratings from <b>Clist</b> on the problem page below problem tags.</li>↵
<li>Helps users gauge problem difficulty before actual ratings are released.</li>↵
<li>Allows users to compare estimated ratings with actual ratings once they are available.</li>↵
</ul>↵
↵
<h4> Hide/Reveal Tags & Ratings</h4>↵
<ul>↵
<li>Hide problem tags and ratings to avoid biases while practicing.</li>↵
<li>Users can click on each tag to reveal or hide it individually.</li>↵
<li>Enhances problem-solving by allowing a more <b>self-assessed</b> approach without prior hints.</li>↵
<li>Works seamlessly with Codeforces UI, integrating naturally into problem pages.</li>↵
↵
</ul>↵
↵
<h4> Sort problem tags by the number of problems solved in each tag by the user.</h4>↵
<ul>↵
<li>Tags are sorted based on the number of problems solved per tag.</li>↵
<li>Users will be able to judge how well they can solve a particular type of problem tag at a given rating, helping them focus on areas needing improvement and understand their strength in solving such problems.</li>↵
</ul>↵
↵
<h3> Installation </h3>↵
<ol>↵
<li>Click on the link <b><a href="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/cf-problem-insights/jpelkcdgakhmabljokpfjjpinlmpmaki?authuser=1">CF Problem Insights</a></b>, which will redirect you to the Chrome Web Store. Then, click <b>Add to Chrome</b> to install the extension.</li>↵
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</ol>↵
↵
<h3>Screenshots</h3>↵
<p>To help users understand how the extension works visually:</p>↵
↵
<h4>Screenshot 1:</h4>↵
<img src="/predownloaded/b1/5f/b15f4f2e698e37a9372acf0effc10684179eebf5.png" width="300" height="200">↵
↵
<h4>Screenshot 2:</h4>↵
<img src="/predownloaded/5e/08/5e0821d634b1fecc3eb342afe9ca71cf75d3709f.png" width="300" height="200">↵
↵
<a href="https://github.com/Krutish-Raval/CF-Problem-Insights">GitHub Repository</a>↵
<h4>Open Source and Community Contribution</h4>↵
<p>This extension is <b>open source</b>, free forever, and open to contributions . If you have ideas for new features or improvements, feel free to contribute! Any feedback for this extension is appreciated.Do write how you feel about this extension in the discussion below! Thank You!</p>↵
