nCage+

Prank your friends and co-workers with this extension that will replace their webpage images while they browse the internet!

nCage+: Prank Your Friends with Images!

nCage+ is a hilarious Chrome extension that replaces a customizable percentage of images on web pages with pictures of Nicolas Cage, enhancing the original Ncage concept. With themed libraries, including options like 'Rubber Ducks' and 'Anime Girls', users can creatively prank their friends and co-workers subtly. Enjoy features such as time-based escalation of image replacement and improved image resizing, all while keeping the prank under wraps with a friendly '+' icon.

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Extension stats

By: 10e100dev

Users: 10,000+

Rating: 4.84

(31)

Version: 1.3.0 (Last updated: 2024-11-18)

Creation date: 2020-12-13

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
alarms

Size: 73.30K

Email: 10*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 8,821 ▲ 49

Other rankings

#551 in Just for Fun ▲ 1 #102 in replace keyword 21 ▼ 6 #292 in image keyword 72 ▲

Other platforms

Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Who doesn't want a little more Nicolas Cage in their life? You may be familiar with the brilliant "Ncage" extension, which replaces all images on webpages with pictures of the esteemed American actor Nicolas Cage. While this is humorous for a short time, victims quickly realize that they've been pranked and promptly disable the extension, ending the fun prematurely.

Enter nCage+! This extension allows you to implement a more subtle strategy by specifying the percentage of images that you would like to be replaced, rather than bluntly replacing all images. Add this extension to a friend or co-worker's browser and laugh as Nicolas Cage randomly shows up while they browse the web. It could be days or even weeks before they realize that something is up!

This evolution of the original concept includes a number of beneficial upgrades:

Customizable image replacement probability
Image references that won't break over time
Additional themed libraries. Choose from "Nicolas Cage", "Rubber Ducks", "Anime Girls", or even create your own!
Optionally increase the image replacement rate over time
Improved image resizing and scaling
A friendly "+" extension icon to deflect suspicion

User reviews

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Pros

Hilarious and fun prank
Easy to install and set up
Innocuous logo blends well with other extensions
Generates laughter and confusion among victims

Cons

Limited variety of images
Not working on some browsers (e.g., Opera GX)
Doesn't always function properly on certain operating systems (e.g., Mac)

Most mentioned

Successful pranks
Need for more image variety
Issues with functionality on specific platforms

User reviews

Absolutely outstanding!

Rupert Parker, 2024-10-26

The deviousness of this is tremendous. Like planting a seed, my coworker's laptop was open while she was setting up her room. Within 25 seconds I had the extension downloaded and set up starting at 1% going up 1% every day. By the time she ran up wondering what I was doing on her laptop I was out in a flash. This was late August. Last night, around 20 days after setting it up I got this email from her: "We are fighting Friends off My kids school pictures were random Nick Cage things hahahaha I CALLED AND EMAILED THE PHOTOGRAPHER FOR CRYING OUTLOUD AND SHE HAS NO IDEA WHAT IS WRONG!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HELP MEEEEEEEEEE" And the innocuousness of the extension logo is the cherry on top, it blends right in with the myriad of other extensions our job has pre-installed. Thank you for this. There are a few more staff members that will soon be contacting IT in confusion. It's a valuable lesson in laptop security.