Calculator24

Calc24 puts a real calculator in your browser toolbar. Open it as a popup, or dock it in the side panel and keep it beside your work while you browse.

Six modes, one calculator:

• Basic — the everyday keypad, with memory and a running result as you type. • Scientific — trigonometry, logarithms, powers, roots, factorials, degrees or radians. • Notepad — work down a page of lines. Name a value and reuse it, refer to the line above with "ans" or the running sum with "total", and edit any line to recompute everything below it. • Programmer — hex, decimal, octal and binary side by side, with AND/OR/XOR/NOT, shifts and rotates, 8- to 64-bit words, and a bit grid you can click. • Date — the days between two dates, or a date shifted by years, months and days. • Converter — mix units in one expression: "5 ft + 3 in in cm", "2 GB / 15 Mbps", "120 km / 2 h in mph". Currency too.

Everything else you would expect: multiple calculator tabs you can name and fork, history and pinned results you can copy or reuse with one click, and six themes.

Your calculations stay on your device. There are no accounts, no tracking, and the only network request the extension makes is for currency exchange rates — and the converter still works without it, on rates bundled with the extension.

Open source calculator, also on the web at calc24.org.