Elden Ring & Dark Souls Tracker - save file watcher

Your progress in the Elden Ring and Dark Souls III trackers updates by itself while you play: after every save the extension hands the fresh file to the open tracker tab of that game. You never pick the file again. Why an extension is needed at all. The saves live in %APPDATA%\EldenRing and %APPDATA%\DarkSoulsIII, and the browser keeps that branch on its blocked list: a web page can neither open a file there nor re-read it. An extension with «Allow access to file URLs» turned on can, and that single difference is what this is built on. What it does: • finds the saves of both games on its own and shows who plays in them: character name, level and hours played, not just a Steam account number; • watches each game's file and hands it to that game's tracker tab on every in-game save. An Elden Ring save never goes to the Dark Souls page, and the other way round; • shows what is going on for each game: when the file changed, when it went to the site, whether the tab is open, and what to do when something is wrong. Where the file goes: only to the tracker page of its own game, open in your own browser. The list of addresses is fixed in the manifest. The extension has no network permission, no server of its own, no analytics and no counters: nothing ever leaves your computer. After installing, turn on «Allow access to file URLs» on the extension's page: without it the browser will not let it read a single file, and the extension says so plainly. In Microsoft Edge one more switch is needed, «Site access» → the file:///* row. It is off by default too, and without it reading stays blocked even with the checkbox on. The interface speaks all fifteen languages of the games and follows your browser's language; where there is no translation, it speaks English. Trackers: https://eldenring.krut.top and https://darksouls.krut.top Privacy: https://eldenring.krut.top/extension/privacy