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Quality of life implementations into UCSB's course registration system GOLD NOTE: This extension can only be utilized by current students at the University of California, Santa Barbara GOLD Additions is a fun little side-project of mine that's meant to simplify some tedious tasks I found myself doing while preparing my course schedule. The extension adds a few features to the GOLD webpage that can help students plan, create, and organize their class schedule. (I originally made the extension for myself but figured I might as well upload it since other people could benefit from it!) Current features: * Click a professor's name to instantly open a RateMyProfessor search * Instantly export course schedule, final exams, and important deadlines to a digital calendar (Outlook, Google, Apple, etc.) * Lightweight: only runs on GOLD pages Source code and more information can be found at the GitHub repository (contributors welcome!): https://github.com/unsurprisable/gold-additions Privacy: This extension does not collect, store, or transmit any user data. It runs entirely locally in your browser. **DISCLAIMER**: This extension improves the user experience of GOLD, a service provided to students at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). If you are not a student enrolled at UCSB, this extension has no use. This is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by UCSB or RateMyProfessor.
Aug 12, 2026
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