Any Base

Convert a number in any base to any other base

Any Base - Convert Numbers in Any Base

Any Base is a Chrome extension that allows you to convert numbers in any base to any other base. It comes preloaded with binary, octal, decimal, dozenal, and hexadecimal options. You can also create and save new bases. Simply highlight a number on a website and right click to see a conversion option. Any Base offers various optional features, including European mode and multiple dozenal output character sets to choose from.

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By: bucketcapacity

Users: 56

-8

Rating: 4.33

(3)

Version: 0.4.20 (Last updated: 2019-05-03)

Creation date: 2019-05-03

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
storage
contextMenus

Size: 24.01K

Ranking

# 84,781 ▼ 2,974

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#1517 in Developer Tools ▼ 20 #3 in base keyword 5

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Extension summary

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Convert a number in any base to any other base. Comes preloaded with binary, octal, decimal, dozenal, and hexadecimal. Users can also create new bases and save them. The user can also highlight a number on a website and right click to see a conversion option.

Has various optional features, including a European mode(1.234.567,89), two dozenal output character sets to choose from, and more.

User reviews

I was looking for a base converter but i found this and this was the best thing i found but i tried to make base sixty from 0-x but it just made base 59

Carr Andre Amistad, 2022-10-20

Was simply looking for a dozenal-decimal converter, but this extension does that and so much more! I was mostly surprised by the ability to add your own custom bases, which has been amazing for piquing my curiosity. However, while the addition of custom bases was mind-blowing for me, it is a bit frustrating that the save function does not work; it is able to save a custom base's name, but it always interprets the saved custom base as decimal base. Other than that, it's a wonderful extension for exploring and better understanding different bases.