Built a Free chrome extension that announce moves

I built this chrome extension which announce game moves on Chess.com.
The goal was to improve accessibility but also being able to play with a non DGT chess set without having to look at the screen.
It's free, and the code is open source. Hopefully some of you will find it useful.

Does anyone knows how to get a chrome extension reviewed and approved by chess.com?

really cool project

I don't think they do approve extensions but you could contact staff using the Help option in the menu to ask.

When clicking on a daily game with prior moves, it begins reading the moves backwards, reads White moves first and then Black before preceding to the prior row (e.g 26.W,B 25.W,B 24.W,B [...] 2.W,B 1.W,B 27.W (ending on the last move made) . May help to implement a greater than/ less than counter that takes into account the order based on the data-node div #.

Interesting, sounds like an unwanted behaviour. It may be better to just read the last move (or not all) on refresh? Here is the github repo if you want to have a look at the code

Try reversing the mutation array, I filed a fix in issues in the repo. But yeah, it might be better to just read the last made move.

This project is awesome! I look forward to genuinely using it, however do you think it is somehow possible to also make the pieces move without having to look at the board. I understand that how you developed this program is just extracting data from the site and turning it into voice commands. I would really love to play this game blindfolded on chess.com. Thanks.

That will be a great feature to add to the extension for sure! If chess.com have an endpoint where we can post the postion code, I suppose that it can be done. Let me have a look and see what I can find. Maybe somewhere on the forum would know?