G-chan Anime Waifus - Animated Google Logo Replacer
G-chan.app Anime Waifus is a Chrome extension that replaces the default Google logo with custom-made animated characters called 'waifus'. Designed by PausePlayed, it ensures no ripped-off art, offering a unique browsing experience. It's compatible with Android via KIWI browser and features options for specific or random animations, incognito mode, website shortcuts, screen-responsive UI, and more. Regular updates enhance its functionality, ensuring users enjoy a personalized touch with every new tab opened in their browser.
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🟥All F/Animations are made by the developer itself [PausePlayed]
⬛100% No Art/Artist ripped off, unlike most of anime extensions here
⬛Now available for Android devices via (KIWI browser)
⬛Includes simple option to select specific or randomized animation
⬛Allows Incognito Hide of animations and Shortcuts
⬛Users can now save website shortcuts
⬛Responsive to most screen sizes
⬛Version Update Log:
1.21 (04/20/2024)
As Google's Forced recommendation,
The functionality should be available on the extension itself.
Added G-chan Lite Function on
the Extension settings
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Pros
Entertaining
Useful
Nice animations
Cons
Redirects to ad link
Issues after updates
Too much self-promotion
Most mentioned
Update issues
Ads
Animation quality
User reviews
Its not showing up its only loading even if i have strong connection
Considering the issues at hand and the reply, I'm revising my review.
It's still a bit of a pain to have to use a keyboard shortcut rather than immediately starting to type, but there's not much to do when cache still requires a roundtrip. I didn't check in the console if ETags are used, but having them ready in the server for faster validation with minimal compute would be a big win in my book.