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Your AwesomePlays game library companion. Import Nintendo games and manage your library. AwesomePlays is your game library companion. Track what you're playing, what you've beaten, and what's in your backlog at awesomeplays.com. This extension connects your Nintendo purchase history to your AwesomePlays library. When you open your Nintendo account purchase history page, the extension scans visible game titles and lets you import them into your library. What it does: • Scans your Nintendo purchase history page to detect games you own • Filters out titles already in your AwesomePlays library • Lets you review and select which games to import • Imports selected games into your AwesomePlays backlog How it works: 1. Sign in to your AwesomePlays account 2. Open your Nintendo purchase history page 3. The extension scans the page for game titles 4. Review the list and import your selected games Data usage: • Only runs on Nintendo account purchase history pages • Reads visible page content (game titles only) • Sends selected game titles to your AwesomePlays account • Does not collect unrelated browsing data • Loads a hosted JSON file containing page selectors used to identify game titles on the Nintendo purchase history page. The file contains data only and no executable code. What changed in 1.0.2: - Added server-issued nonce to the Google OIDC flow, preventing id_token replay attacks - Background worker now reads oauth2.client_id from the manifest at runtime rather than hardcoding it
Apr 22, 2026
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