🎯 PW Progress Tweaker – Chrome Extension

A powerful Chrome Extension to improve your learning experience on PW (PhysicsWallah) lectures:

• ✅ Hide the distracting progress bar.
• ⏩ Navigate to any point in the lecture using minutes + seconds.
• 🕒 View adjusted video duration based on playback speed (2× makes 1 hr look like 30 mins!).

Built for students who want focus + control while studying.
No BS. Just features that matter.

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✨ Features

Feature	Description
✅ Remove Progress Bar	Toggle to hide the video progress bar completely.
⏱ Go To Time	Enter minutes and seconds, click GOTO, and jump to that exact point.
⚡ Adjust for Playback Speed	Toggle to view time left in "real time" based on speed (e.g. 2× halves it).

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📥 Installation Guide

Here’s how you can install and start using the extension in under 2 minutes:

🔧 Step-by-step Setup

1. Download the Extension Files

   • Clone the repo using Git:

     git clone https://github.com/AnubhavSC/PW-progress-tweak.git

   • Or download the ZIP file and extract it.

2. Open Chrome and Load the Extension

   • Go to Chrome and open chrome://extensions/.
   • Turn on Developer Mode using the toggle in the top-right corner.
   • Click on Load Unpacked.
   • Select the folder where you downloaded or extracted the extension.

3. Done!
   You should now see the PW Progress tweaker icon in your Chrome toolbar.

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🧠 How to Use

1. Open any PW lecture in Chrome.
2. Click the extension icon from the toolbar.
3. Use the following controls in the popup:

✅ Remove Progress Bar Toggle

• When ON, the progress bar below the video disappears.
• Keeps you focused — no temptation to skip ahead!

⏱ Jump to Specific Time

• Enter minutes and seconds in the fields.
• Click GOTO — you’ll be taken to that exact timestamp.

⏲ Adjust Time Display by Playback Speed

• When enabled, it calculates the actual time left depending on the current speed.
• Example: A 1-hour video at 2× speed = 30 minutes shown.

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📸 Screenshots

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💻 For Developers

• Built using plain JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
• Interacts with the DOM of PW’s video player.
• Uses video.currentTime and video.playbackRate for full control.
• No third-party dependencies, no tracking.

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📄 License

MIT License