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Aniworks for your browser

The extension opens an episode's Aniworks discussion in your browser's side panel while you watch, and marks the episode watched on your list when you finish it.

Add to ChromeFirefox version in review

Free. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers.

Frieren's first episode on Crunchyroll, with its Aniworks discussion in the side panel
Frieren on Crunchyroll, with the episode's discussion in the panel. It's the same thread as on aniworks.net and every other supported site.

It keeps your list up to date

Once an episode has played for a minute and reached 80%, it's marked watched on your Aniworks list. The panel's bar shows how far along you are, and Undo is right there if it got it wrong. If you sync your list to AniList, the episode goes there too.

The Aniworks panel tracking an episode as it plays

Pick up anywhere

Tracked episodes show up in Continue Watching on aniworks.net, on your phone or any other device you're signed in on.

Continue Watching on the Aniworks home page

On a site it doesn't know yet

Right-click the page and choose Enable Aniworks on this site. It works if the site publishes an aniworks.json file, or if it's a copy of a site Aniworks already supports.

The right-click menu's Enable Aniworks on this site

Where it works

Crunchyroll and 18 other streaming sites, recognised from the address of the episode page. The list is kept on Aniworks, so new sites start working without an update. Streaming sites can add themselves with the Mapping Standard.

Accounts

Anyone can read the discussions. Posting, voting and tracking need a free Aniworks account, which you sign in to in the panel. The Privacy Policy covers the extension too.