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Give kudos to everyone in your feed with one click Give kudos to everyone in your Strava feed with one click. Tired of scrolling through your Strava feed and clicking kudos on every single activity? All the Kudos does it for you — instantly. How It Works Open your Strava feed Click the All the Kudos button in your toolbar Click "Give Kudos to Everyone" Sit back while it gives kudos to every activity in your feed The extension automatically skips activities you've already given kudos to, so you'll never double-kudos anyone. Features One-click kudos — Give kudos to your entire visible feed at once Smart detection — Automatically skips activities you've already kudosed Non-blocking — Keep browsing while it works; a subtle notification tells you when it's done Privacy-first — No data collected, no tracking, no accounts. Everything runs locally in your browser. Lightweight — No background processes, no storage, no network requests beyond what Strava already does Permissions This extension only needs access to strava.com pages, and only when you click the button. It cannot read your data on any other website. Privacy All the Kudos collects zero data. No analytics, no telemetry, no cookies. Your Strava credentials are never accessed — the extension simply clicks buttons on the page, exactly like you would. Full privacy policy: https://portcity.tech/all-the-kudos/privacy/
Apr 28, 2026
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