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This one's a fairly significant update — three features got meaningful improvements.↵
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**Dark Mode** — the Codeforces logo had a white background even in dark mode. turns out the original logo doesn't play nice with dark backgrounds so i swapped it with an actual dark-mode version of the logo and cleared the white background from its parent elements. looks clean now.↵
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**Rating Predictor for Unrated Problems (the toggle on the problemset page)** — wasn't estimating based on actual data before. now it builds a reference table from the last 4 finished contests per division and uses weighted nearest-neighbor by solve count to estimate. a problem with 15k solves in a Div.2 D slot lands around 1800–2000, not the same as one with 2k solves. way more useful.↵
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**Friends tab in Compare Dashboard** — instead of typing handles manually every time you want to compare, there's now a friends dropdown. it loads your CF friends list (via the api or fallback to scraping /friends), click a name and it fills the input automatically.↵
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**Now the extension is compatible with Codeforces Companion**↵
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If you are already a user the extension should have been updated. ↵
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Otherwise try **Codeforces Monolith** today:↵
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**Google Web Store**: (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/codeforces-monolith-cf-mo/alailmojcgnjfgclagniegeeaeecndni)↵
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**GITHUB**: (https://github.com/code-uix21/cf-monolith)↵
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lmk if anything breaks...↵
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Happy coding...↵
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P.S. If you haven't seen my previous blog where I introduced CF Monolith, check it out here:(https://codeforces.me/blog/entry/154118)↵
↵
This one's a fairly significant update — three features got meaningful improvements.↵
↵
**Dark Mode** — the Codeforces logo had a white background even in dark mode. turns out the original logo doesn't play nice with dark backgrounds so i swapped it with an actual dark-mode version of the logo and cleared the white background from its parent elements. looks clean now.↵
↵
**Rating Predictor for Unrated Problems (the toggle on the problemset page)** — wasn't estimating based on actual data before. now it builds a reference table from the last 4 finished contests per division and uses weighted nearest-neighbor by solve count to estimate. a problem with 15k solves in a Div.2 D slot lands around 1800–2000, not the same as one with 2k solves. way more useful.↵
↵
**Friends tab in Compare Dashboard** — instead of typing handles manually every time you want to compare, there's now a friends dropdown. it loads your CF friends list (via the api or fallback to scraping /friends), click a name and it fills the input automatically.↵
↵
**Now the extension is compatible with Codeforces Companion**↵
↵
If you are already a user the extension should have been updated. ↵
↵
Otherwise try **Codeforces Monolith** today:↵
↵
**Google Web Store**: (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/codeforces-monolith-cf-mo/alailmojcgnjfgclagniegeeaeecndni)↵
↵
**GITHUB**: (https://github.com/code-uix21/cf-monolith)↵
↵
↵
lmk if anything breaks...↵
↵
Happy coding...↵
↵
P.S. If you haven't seen my previous blog where I introduced CF Monolith, check it out here:(https://codeforces.me/blog/entry/154118)↵
