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Generate fair group presentation orders with a race animation. Edit groups, exclude participants, and save orders locally. FairOrder turns choosing a presentation order into a quick horse race. Add your groups, choose who is participating, and start the race to reveal a randomized order. Use it for class presentations, team pitches, or any session where groups need an order. • Enter group names, presentation topics, and a course or session label. • Include or exclude groups for the current race. • Watch the race reveal the presentation sequence. • Re-run the race when you need a fresh order. • Copy the finished order to share it where you choose. • Save groups and presentation orders locally, and load a saved order later. • Delete saved orders or clear the extension’s saved data. Your entries are processed on this device. Clicking Save groups saves your groups and course details to this extension’s localStorage. Clicking Save order saves the order and its group details locally. FairOrder does not send your entries to the developer or third parties and contains no analytics, ads, or tracking. It requests no extension or website permissions and does not read the pages you visit. You can use Clear local data to remove its saved records. Click the FairOrder toolbar icon to open the popup, or choose Open full view for a separate extension tab. No login is needed.
Oct 3, 2026
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