LeetQuiet: Code with Focus. Not with Noise.

   

LeetQuiet is a lightweight browser extension for LeetCode that helps you stay focused by hiding spoilers like
solutions and difficulty levels, encouraging you to think independently before seeking help.

Why Use LeetQuiet?

Solving LeetCode problems effectively requires focus, discipline, and a clear head.
But let’s be real. Once your brain sees a big red "Hard", it starts negotiating an exit plan.

LeetQuiet removes distractions and spoiler temptations, helping you:

• Avoid being intimidated by the difficulty tag. Just read the problem and start thinking.
• Think independently before peeking at solutions.
• Build strong problem-solving muscles through effort, not shortcuts.
• Practice like it’s a real interview. No hints, spoilers, or psychological traps.

What Does It Do?

• Hides the Solutions and Editorial tabs on LeetCode problem pages.
• Conceals the difficulty label (Easy, Medium, Hard) and replaces it with a motivational message:

  "Your Brain > The Solution Tab 🧠🔥"

• Removes all difficulty indicators (colored dots, text, and filter/sort options) from the UI for a cleaner, spoiler-free experience.
• Blocks direct access to /solutions and /editorial URLs — shows a custom motivational "roast" page and a button to return to the problem.
• Displays a toast notification when the extension is updated, with a link to the changelog.

 

Installation (Manual Method)

1. Download the latest .zip file from the Releases section.
   (Look for a file like leetQuiet-v1.2.0.zip, not the source code ZIP.)
2. Extract the .zip file to any folder.
3. Open Chrome (or any Chromium-based browser).
4. Go to chrome://extensions/ in the address bar.
5. Enable Developer mode using the toggle in the top-right corner.
6. Click Load unpacked and select the extracted folder.
7. That’s it — LeetQuiet is now active on LeetCode problem pages!

Alternatively, drag and drop the folder directly into the Extensions page.

How It Works

LeetQuiet runs automatically on all LeetCode problem pages and uses a MutationObserver to monitor DOM changes.

It:

• Hides the Solutions and Editorial tabs.
• Replaces the difficulty label ("Easy", "Medium", "Hard") with:

  "Your Brain > The Solution Tab 🧠🔥"

• Removes all difficulty indicators (colored dots, text, and filter/sort options) from the UI.
• Redirects users from /solutions or /editorial URLs to a custom motivational page with a button to return to the problem:

  "Trying to be smart, aah!? Looks like you're trying to peek at the solutions... but we both know growth comes from the grind 🧠💪"

• Shows a toast notification when the extension is updated, with a link to the full changelog.

Permissions Required

LeetQuiet only runs on leetcode.com/* and requires the storage permission to remember if you've seen the latest update notification.
It does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data.

Browser Compatibility

• Chrome (and all Chromium-based browsers)
• Firefox (minimum version 109, via browser-specific settings)

Contributing

Have an idea? Found a bug?
Open an issue or submit a pull request — contributions are very welcome!

Privacy Policy

LeetQuiet does not collect or transmit any personal data.
Read the full Privacy Policy for details.

Code with focus. Solve with clarity.