Patch the WebSafe community repairs for the web
EXTENSION INSTALLED

Make a broken website
work better for you.

Choose the path that matches what you need. Existing repairs install without AI or an account. New problems become privacy-safe repair requests.

Try an existing repair →
A · A REPAIR EXISTS

Install it in one guided flow

  1. 1Visit the website you want to improve.
  2. 2Open Patch the Web from Chrome’s extensions button.
  3. 3Review the exact domain, permissions, selector health, and SHA-256 receipt.
  4. 4Choose Install verified community feature, then allow access to that website.

No disappearing popup: the full-page installer stays visible through Chrome’s permission prompt and keeps the verified installation ready for fifteen minutes if you need to retry.

B · NO REPAIR YET

Describe the problem, not the code

  1. 1Stay on the broken page and open Patch the Web.
  2. 2Describe the outcome you want—for example, “show only Karachi programs.”
  3. 3Choose Continue to private request and review the structural brief.
  4. 4Codex authors and tests a constrained repair. Choose the returned patch in the author workspace.
  5. 5The extension opens the exact target and guided installer. Reviewers publish it only after policy and compatibility checks pass.

The brief excludes field values, cookies, storage, page text, and URL queries. Returned patches move locally from the author page to the extension and are not uploaded.

What can a repair do?

Improve layout and accessibility, add safe local progress saving, keyboard controls, validation, search, filtering, comparison, and focused workflows—without arbitrary community JavaScript.

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