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Set a kawaii anime background on the current page. Wibu-styled, privacy-friendly, and easy to approve. Turn any website into a kawaii canvas. Wibu Anime Background — Page Wallpaper lets you overlay a soft, anime-style background on the page you’re currently viewing. Choose from curated presets (Sakura Sky, City Night, Zen Garden) or get a SFW random image from waifu.pics, adjust fit (cover/contain), add a soft/dark overlay, and apply a subtle blur—all without tracking or collecting your browsing data. The extension is opt-in per site: you click Enable to grant access, then Apply to this tab to style the current page. You can also Clear to remove the wallpaper instantly or Save Default to remember your preferred look for next time. Everything is lightweight, MV3-friendly, and privacy-conscious. Highlights Wibu/anime aesthetic with gentle gradients and overlays One-click apply/clear on the active tab Presets + random SFW anime option (waifu.pics) Adjustable fit, overlay, and blur No content reading, no analytics, no ads Optional host permission (you control when to enable) Notes Some sites use strict Content Security Policy (CSP) and may block external images. If that happens, try another site or use the built-in gradient (No image). The extension only injects inert style layers (<style> + fixed positioned divs) and does not modify page content.
Nov 3, 2025
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