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Train your aim on any webpage. Flick, track, precision, and speed drills — no context switching, no alt-tabbing. Level up your aim without leaving your browser. Aim Range is a lightweight aim trainer that overlays directly on whatever tab you're viewing. No separate window, no context switching, no disruption to your flow. 🎯 4 Training Modes • Flick — targets appear at random; snap to them as fast as you can. Builds raw reaction speed. • Track — follow a moving target smoothly. Essential for tracking heroes and spray control. • Precision — tiny targets with a miss penalty. Trains micro-adjustments and finger control. • Speed — rapid-fire targets testing how fast you can acquire and click. 📊 Progression & Stats • Personal bests tracked per mode • Session history with accuracy, hits/sec, reaction time, and score breakdowns • Score-over-time graphs to visualize your improvement • Detailed per-session results with all the numbers that matter 📅 Daily Challenge A new seeded challenge every day — same mode, same settings, same conditions for everyone. Compete on consistency, not RNG. 🔄 Routines Build custom routines by chaining modes back-to-back. Drag to reorder. Create warmups, focused drills, or full training sessions. 🎯 Crosshair Customization • Multiple styles (Cross, Dot, Cross + Dot) • Color options including colorblind-friendly modes • Adjustable size, thickness, opacity, and black outline toggle 🔧 Sensitivity Converter Enter your mouse DPI and in-game sensitivity from Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, Fortnite, or Overwatch 2. Aim Range converts it to match your exact in-game feel. ⚙️ How It Works 1. Install the extension 2. Click the Aim Range icon or press Ctrl+Shift+A 3. The trainer overlays on your current tab — start drilling immediately 4. Press Escape to close and return to what you were doing No accounts. No logins. No data sent anywhere. Everything stays local. Perfect for FPS players who want to warm up between matches, stay sharp during downtime, or build aim consistency without booting up a separate app.