Today's Rubik's Challenge

Today's Rubik's Challenge is a Chrome extension developed by Nitro Rain. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Today's Rubik's Challenge is 1.5.0.4, updated on 2023-02-17.
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Solve Rubik's in the least time

The Rubix Cube Browser Extension is a powerful Cube solver that can find the shortest solution from any valid random state. Simply manually enter the cube state, and Rubix Cube Browser Extension will walk you through the stages to solving your cube in minutes! A gorgeous Virtual Cube and an easy virtual Control pad are also included in the Rubix Cube Browser Extension. All of stuff is free and works offline! The only cubing app you'll ever need is Rubix Cube Browser Extension.

Within seconds, the Solver can create the shortest viable solution. With little more than 20 steps, solutions to any valid state can be generated! The advanced solution is essentially an implementation of Some Sick Algorithm.

Pattern Solver assists you in obtaining any valid pattern from any valid pattern on the cube in the fewest amount of rotations feasible.

Virtual Cube allows you to correctly track solve times when playing, learning, and solving. You can use Virtual Cube to apply predefined or custom patterns, as well as change it using your own algorithms.

Characteristics:

• Get the quickest solutions possible
• Advanced Solving Mechanisms
• Pattern Solver
• Virtual Cube
• Ability to Add and Save Custom Cube Patterns

The Rubix Cube Browser Extension is always being improved, with new features on the way. Any comments or criticism are much welcomed. Rubix Cube Browser Extension is ad-supported and free. If you enjoy the app, please consider making a small donation. Thanks!

NB: The extension is supported with contextual ads and donations. Please consider aiding further development and in keeping this extension ad light with kind DONATIONS.
The extension also opens a monetized landing page every few hours as an experimental revenue source