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By melan_, history, 19 months ago, In English
Codeforces Submission Analyzer – Analyze Your Coding Performance! Hi, this is my first post on Codeforces! I have built a Codeforces Submission Analyzer, a tool that helps you analyze and visualize your submission history using the Codeforces API. It provides insights into your coding efficiency, memory usage, and performance trends. #### Why you should install this extension? - Analyze your submissions – Track time & memory usage. - Visual insights – Interactive charts & graphs. - Compare with others – Benchmark your performance. - Clickable data – Open submissions directly from graphs. #### How to install: - Download the extension from GitHub: [my GitHub repo] (https://github.com/melan-variya/Codeforces-Submission-Analyzer) - Extract the ZIP file to a folder. - Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions/. - Enable Developer Mode (top-right corner). - Click "Load unpacked" and select the extracted folder. - Done! The extension is now installed and ready to use. Please, give it a try. If you find any kind of bug, please let ...
will try to add it. Here are some screenshots of the extesion - ![ ](https://github.com/melan, Here are some screenshots of the extesion - ![ ](https://github.com/melan-variya/Codeforces

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