Error365 is a lightweight and intuitive browser extension that acts as your personal guide to the cryptic world of web errors. Instead of copy-pasting codes like net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID into a search engine, Error365 instantly detects the error and shows you a simple, human-readable explanation directly in your browser.
Designed with a clean, minimalist, dark-only interface, it helps users and developers alike to quickly diagnose and understand issues, saving time and frustration.
- Automatic Error Detection: Instantly identifies common HTTP errors (e.g., 404, 503) and network errors (e.g.,
net::ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED) in the background. - Human-Readable Explanations: Translates complex error codes into simple, understandable descriptions and provides actionable solutions.
- Multilingual UI: Supports multiple languages with a user-friendly dropdown menu. Your language preference is saved and synced.
- Permanent Dark Theme: A beautifully crafted dark theme is the default and only mode, ensuring a consistent and eye-friendly experience.
- Minimalist & Focused: No clutter. The UI is designed to give you the information you need quickly and efficiently. The core functionality is focused, and unnecessary features have been removed.
- Privacy-Focused: The extension runs entirely locally. It does not collect or transmit any of your Browse data.
As this is an unpacked extension, it needs to be loaded into your browser manually.
- Download: Make sure you have the complete project folder (
Error365-Extension) on your local machine. - Open Extensions Page:
- For Chrome, navigate to
chrome://extensions. - For Firefox, navigate to
about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.
- For Chrome, navigate to
- Enable Developer Mode:
- Chrome: In the top-right corner, toggle the Developer mode switch on.
- Firefox: Click the "This Firefox" button and then "Load Temporary Add-on...".
- Load the Extension:
- Chrome: Click the "Load unpacked" button and select the entire
Error365-Extensionfolder. - Firefox: Click the "Load Temporary Add-on..." button and select the
manifest.jsonfile inside yourError365-Extension/firefoxfolder.
- Chrome: Click the "Load unpacked" button and select the entire
- Done! The Error365 icon will now appear in your browser's toolbar.
- Browse Freely: Use your browser as you normally would.
- Get Notified: When you encounter a detectable error, the Error365 icon will display a small red exclamation mark (
!). - View Details: Click the icon to open the popup. It will automatically display:
- The detected Error Code.
- The Title and Description of the error in your selected language.
- A collapsible "Suggested Solution" section if a solution is available.
- Change Language: Use the dropdown menu in the popup to switch the display language at any time.
If you find Error365 useful, please consider supporting its development. Your support helps keep the project maintained, updated, and ad-free.
- Buy Me a Coffee
- Patreon
- BTC:
your-btc-address-here
Found a bug, have a suggestion for a new feature, or want to add a translation for an error? We'd love to hear from you! Please feel free to open an issue or pull request on our GitHub repository.
Created with ❤️ by GeekNeuron