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Displays a TradingView advanced chart for the current company on Screener.in Supercharge your Screener.in analysis with TradingView! 📈 The Screener Advanced Chart extension seamlessly integrates the industry-leading TradingView Advanced Chart widget directly into any company page on Screener.in. Say goodbye to opening multiple tabs just to do technical analysis on your favorite fundamental screener! 🚀 Key Features: One-Click Toggle: A sleek "Advanced TradingView Chart" button is injected right above the default Screener chart. Click it to instantly replace the basic chart with a fully interactive TradingView candlestick chart. Inline Replacement: No annoying popups or new tabs. The TradingView chart loads exactly where the old chart was, keeping your workflow smooth and focused. Toggle Back & Forth: Want to see the default Screener chart again? Just click "Back to Screener Chart" to instantly restore the original view. Lightning Fast (Lazy Loaded): The extension only loads the heavy TradingView library after you click the button. Your Screener pages will load just as fast as they always do! Smart BSE/NSE Handling: Automatically detects the correct ticker symbol (even for numeric BSE scrip codes) to ensure the chart loads perfectly every time. Premium Dark Mode: Defaults to a beautiful dark theme with candlestick styling. 🛠️ How to Use: Install the extension. Navigate to any company page on Screener.in (e.g., screener.in/company/TCS/). Scroll down to the chart section. Click the blue "Advanced TradingView Chart" button. Analyze, draw, and track directly on the page! 🔒 Privacy First: This extension runs entirely in your browser. It only activates on screener.in pages to read the company symbol from the URL or page structure. It does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data, browsing history, or fundamental data. Tip for your store listing: When you upload screenshots to the dashboard, make sure to take one screenshot showing the default Screener page with your new button visible, and a second screenshot showing the TradingView chart toggled "On".