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wordle-solved

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Chrome extension to solve Wordle puzzles

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📟 Chrome extension to solve Wordle puzzles. Learn to build Node.js CLI apps.

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wordle-solved

  • 📦 Chrome extension that solves Wordle puzzles for you
  • 🤯 Automatic prediction of the upcoming word tomorrow
  • 👨‍🏫 Learn to automate anything: NodeCLI.com automation with JavaScript

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Install

  1. Click here to Download the unpacked Chrome extension
  2. Open Chrome and open this URL chrome://extensions
  3. Enable Developer mode (top-right corner)
  4. Click on Load unpacked button (top-left corner)
  5. Select the unzipped extension folder from Step 1 — All done!
  6. Click the W icon of Wordle Solved extension to check the guess (SPOILER)
  7. You may also find today's guess already filled (SPOILER)

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