MyFitnessPal Extension

This extension allows you to add custom macros

MyFitnessPal Extension - Custom Macros Simplified

"MyFitnessPal Extension" is a Chrome extension that allows you to save your custom macros by grams. After installation, simply click the MyFitnessPal logo, input your macros, and save. Refresh your food diary, and your macros will be displayed along with updated daily calorie goals. Note that changes won't affect the MyFitnessPal app on your phone. This tool enhances your experience by providing personalized tracking directly in the browser.

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By: johnheng5

Users: 710

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Rating: 3.00

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Version: 2.0.0 (Last updated: 2024-07-12)

Creation date: 2019-10-04

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

https://www.myfitnesspal.com/food/diary*

Size: 573.44K

Email: jo*****@gmail.com

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Save your own custom macros by grams.

After install, click on the MyFitnessPal logo (top-right of Chrome or hidden in the puzzle piece icon) and add in your macros by grams then click save. Refresh your food diary if you're already on it and your macros should appear. Your total calorie goals for the day will be updated also. This won't change MFP on your phone app.

User reviews

Not sure how to get this to work. Does not update my diary. Also would be nice if it had a calorie input, which is pretty much the only reason I got this.

finicuRO, 2021-06-06

AWESOME. LOOKS GREAT ON MY COMPUTER!

Christopher Lim, 2016-02-01

Not sure how to get this to work. Does not update my diary. Also would be nice if it had a calorie input, which is pretty much the only reason I got this.