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Sliding Tile Puzzle

A compact toolbar sliding-tile puzzle with Easy, Medium, and Hard modes. Every random board is solvable.

Users0Current public install base
Rating5.0Store average score
Reviews1Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
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Version1.3.0
ManifestV3
Size12.86KiB
Languages1English
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A simple sliding numbers tile puzzle to pass the time

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Store average score5.0Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average5.0Average computed only from synced review bodies below
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Total ratings / reviews1Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Jeanna Reyes2026年7月13日
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When I was 13, I discovered the sliding picture puzzle widget built into Windows 7. I became oddly obsessed with it to pass the time. Obviously after Windows 7, the sliding picture puzzle has since been removed. I'm now 23. I always play the sliding puzzle game while I'm bored or need the occasional break. I had a different sliding puzzle extension installed from the Chrome Web Store. I play it often, but I never am able to finish it. All this time I thought I lost my touch from my 13-year-old days. That I was just kind of bad at it now. It turns out it was impossible to solve; the 14 and 15 were switched when the entire thing was completely finished. It would be mathematically impossible to do the puzzle. So gladly I hadn't lost my mind, but I now have just been wasting my time on a defective puzzle for years. Even with the new knowledge, I'd just solve the puzzle without really completing it. This made me really sad. It's silly, though. I told my boyfriend about it in passing. That my little internet puzzle has been impossible to solve all along. He told me that maybe someone would make a solvable version of it, and I told him that there really isn't any market demand for a slide puzzle... I'm the only one I know who plays it, and there are literally only like 5 other slide puzzles in the Chrome Web Store, none of them really what I'm looking for. No one cares to make a slide puzzle, and honestly why would they? Anyway, my boyfriend made this. He is the developer of this extension. He has never coded in his life. It was my little anniversary gift (of course with other things!) just because I was sad about my slide puzzle. He made this from scratch with no prior knowledge about how to do any of this. This took him a very long time. He also doesn't know I'm writing this, lol. Thank you baby. I love you forever. No one could love me like you could. Happy anniversary mahal ko ♡

Version 1.3.0Language en