CSWatcher — CSFloat Bridge

CSWatcher is a CS2 skin sniping tool. This extension is the bridge between the CSWatcher app and the marketplaces you tell it to watch — it makes those requests from your own browser, in your own sessions, instead of from a shared server. Three things it does. 1. CSFloat. If you use the CSWatcher browser app, its engine runs on a server, and CSFloat blocks shared server addresses. This extension carries that engine's CSFloat requests over your own connection instead. Most of them are reads. If you have armed CSWatcher to trade, the requests that place, change or cancel your buy orders — and the purchases it makes — are performed by this extension too, because for the browser app that is the only path they can take. It also reads an item's competing buy orders, which CSFloat shows only to a signed-in browser. 2. Reading the other marketplaces you switch on. Several of them serve a listing's float and paint seed, or their full price list, only to a logged-in browser, so if you want CSWatcher to watch them, that read has to happen in your session. Each market is a separate switch in the popup and every one is off until you turn it on. Nothing is granted when you install: Chrome names the exact site and asks you at the moment you enable it, and you can revoke it the same way. These are GET requests with no request body, and the extension enforces that itself rather than trusting what the CSWatcher server sends it. 3. Buying, only where you armed it. On a few of those markets CSWatcher can complete a purchase you set up, and it happens here, in your own logged-in session, spending the balance you already hold on that site. No card and no payment method is ever visible to this extension. One market is cart-only: the listing is added to your cart and you check out yourself. Each buying lane is its own switch, off until you turn it on, revocable in the same place — and arming a purchase at all is a deliberate step inside the CSWatcher app, so nothing here can spend anything you did not set up. What it never does: it never sells, never lists an item, never accepts a trade offer, and never starts a request on its own. Everything it does is something your own CSWatcher account asked for, on a site you switched on. You need a CSWatcher account to use it: https://cswatcher.com CSWatcher is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any game publisher or marketplace.