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Creepy crawlies scurrying across your screen while you browse. 100% on-device. Xanderbugs sends procedurally drawn bugs scurrying across the pages you browse: a harmless prank, a jump scare for a friend's computer, or just a bit of fun. BUGS Each one is drawn in code with its own legs, gait and walking style. Bugs steer around each other, and ants that meet head on sometimes stop to touch antennae. They are computer-generated approximations for fun, not scientifically accurate depictions. FEATURES - Random sightings while you browse: choose how many sightings per hour and how many bugs per sighting. - Adjustable crawl speed, from 25% to 250% of natural speed. - Pick which bugs can appear and how often each one shows up. - List sites where bugs should never appear (for example your email or bank). - Click the toolbar icon to release a wave of bugs on the current page right away. - Right-click the toolbar icon for the Active Infestation on/off switch. - Bugs never block clicks; the page underneath keeps working normally. PRIVACY No data is collected or transmitted, and the extension makes no network requests. Only your settings are stored, locally in your browser. The extension reads only the current site's name, to honour your list of sites without bugs; it never reads page content. Open source: https://github.com/SixAcreApiary/xanderbugs
Oct 22, 2026
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