Great extension and would give it 5 stars, if the "random wikipedia page" setting actually shows a random article and not an index of unusual articles! :)

I love it !!! It's both funny and instructive

If I had a critique it would only be on the fact that it loads the page from browser instead of being embedded into a new tab : what it does that's annoying is the fact that there's a link written in the search bar when I open a new tab now, and most of the time I forget to ctrl+A then delete and just search "whateverhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/heyitsannoying" into google, wich is annoying

Having a blank search bar all the time would be great

My productivity noticeably suffers when I use this add-on. On the upside, I always have some weird trivial fact at the ready to bore someone with at a party.
Great work!

A great idea. I would like to see random pages from other language Wikipedia's as well.

Good idea ext. But inability to custom range wikipe topics and focus on address bar when new tab is disappointing. That is half reasons why not using.

This extension is worthy of 5 stars, but I'm not gonna use it more than the 10 minutes i sat looking at animated crosswalk lights on wikipedia, it's predatory to my productivity xD

Awesome. I don't think I will use this because I like a normal new tab though,

Clean up cognitive biases in about 5 minutes of active pause without losing focus on your work. YAY!!

This is fucking awesome.

Edit: Gets annoying when you are opening a new tab and after writing something in the URL the whole thing gets replaced by a Wikipedia page. So I have to wait for the Wikipedia URL to come before writing and that takes a second.

This is great stuff! :) Would be cool if it works on Firefox mobile too

please ad more languages. would like to see random wiki pages in my mothertongue :)

Works exactly as described. Simple and effective. I'd like to see more options and explanations. Does the default "random unusual wikipedia page" setting include both the other two options? ("cognitive biases" and "philosophical concepts") I haven't seen any yet, but it has only been a few days. Also, what defines "unusual wikipedia page", is there a list maintained somewhere, or is it based on some dataset?

Thanks for the great add-on!!