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Turns any webpage into a Snake game. Eat the page's text character by character, from tiny paragraphs up to the mighty H1. Ever stared at a wall of text and wished you could just... eat it? Text Eater Snake turns ANY webpage into a playable Snake game. Your snake devours the page's actual text, character by character — and the page is perfectly restored when you're done. HOW IT WORKS • Click the extension icon and press Start on any page • Steer with Arrow keys or WASD • Eat the glowing green characters — every letter makes you longer • Small text first: paragraphs, links, and lists must be cleared before headings unlock, all the way up to the mighty H1 FEATURES 🐍 Tiered progression — 7 tiers from tiny paragraph text to giant headlines 🔥 Combo system — chain eats for ×2, ×3, ×5 score multipliers ⚡ Power-ups — Speed Boost, Letter Magnet, Slow Motion, Double Score 🧭 Compass & minimap — never lose track of the last few letters ⏱ Two modes — Classic (eat everything) or 90s Rush time attack 💀 Hardcore mode — bite your tail and it's game over 🎨 Four snake skins — Classic, Neon, animated Rainbow, Inferno 🔊 Retro sound effects — synthesized live, mutable, no audio files 🏆 High scores — your best score is saved per website 📊 Live HUD — remaining characters per tier, progress bar, and stats PRIVACY No data collection. No tracking. No network requests. Everything stays on your device. The game only runs on a page when YOU click Start, and quitting restores the page exactly as it was. Great on Wikipedia, news articles, blogs, documentation — anywhere with text worth eating. Bon appétit! 🐍
Jul 6, 2026
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