TUF External Link Redirect - LeetCode & GFG

takeUforward's redesign removed the LeetCode and GeeksforGeeks links their DSA sheets used to carry. This puts them back where they belong: in the table itself. Install it and open takeuforward.org/practice/dsa. An "External Link" column appears between Topics and Resources, with a LeetCode and a GeeksforGeeks link on every row. Click one and you are on the judge. That is the whole extension. BUILT TO DISAPPEAR You never have to open it. There is no sidebar, no overlay and no second list of problems to search through. The column is part of the page, styled from takeUforward's own design tokens, so it follows their light and dark themes and lines up with their other columns. Most people forget it is an extension at all. The popup exists only for an on/off switch, in case you want the original table back for a while. HONEST LINKS A solid link goes straight to that problem. A dashed link runs a search on that site, used when the problem genuinely has no counterpart there. Matching runs against a full index of LeetCode problem titles, plus a hand-checked list for the titles takeUforward names differently, because "Kadane's Algorithm" is "Maximum Subarray" on LeetCode and "Grid unique paths" is just "Unique Paths". Where a match is not certain you get a search link rather than a confident link to the wrong problem. Across the whole 1,369-problem catalogue, 61% of problems get at least one direct link. Across the first 100, it is 98%. The rest are takeUforward or GeeksforGeeks originals with no LeetCode equivalent. WORKS WITH THE REAL PAGE Pagination, filters and search all keep working. The column rebuilds itself as you move through pages, and clicking a link never opens the row underneath it. PRIVACY No tracking, no analytics, no accounts, no network requests of any kind. Every lookup runs against files bundled inside the extension. The only thing stored is your on/off preference. Not affiliated with takeUforward, LeetCode or GeeksforGeeks.