How to Use SnoopSolve on Edgenuity
Sign up. Add the extension. Open the course. Click Auto-Solve. That's most of it, in four sentences. The rest of this is the part that actually saves you time: what Auto-Solve covers, what Privacy Guard does without a single toggle, and the setup mistake that trips up a lot of first-week installs.
Step 1: Sign up
Create an account with an email address and a password. No school verification, nothing about your district: we neither need nor want any of it.
Pick a plan. Weekly if you're clearing one backlog; monthly or longer for a full term. Cancel from the dashboard whenever you like; access runs to the end of the period you've already paid for.
Step 2: Add the extension
Add SnoopSolve to your browser. It works on Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers, plus Firefox.
On a school Chromebook: it installs the same way. Worth calling out, because most tools in this space are userscripts needing Tampermonkey, which managed devices typically block. A standard extension doesn't have that problem.
That's the whole install. From here, everything happens inside the course itself:
Step 3: Open your course and hit Auto-Solve
Open Edgenuity the way you always do: district portal, SIS, Clever, however you get there. Then start Auto-Solve.
From there it works through the course on its own: reading each question, answering it, advancing instruction, warm-ups and summaries, and moving to the next activity. A progress panel shows where it's up to, and you can pause or stop it at any point.
Auto-Solve
One click works through the whole course: warm-ups, assignments, quizzes, unit tests and cumulative exams, across every question type including written responses.
Auto-advance
Instruction, warm-ups and summaries move forward on their own, video included.
Privacy Guard
Switches on the moment you're inside Edgenuity. Stops the page seeing tab switches, window changes and focus loss.
Optional explanations
Step-by-step working, one click away on any answer. Off by default, there before a unit test or exam.
It covers every course in the catalogue: algebra, geometry, biology, chemistry, earth and space science, US history, English and Spanish, plus diagrams, passages, maps and charts on the page.
The only decision left in your hands is when to hit Auto-Solve. Which question, which activity, which video: none of that is yours to manage once it's running.
The 'installing it is enough' mistake
Adding the extension doesn't start anything by itself. Auto-Solve is a click you make inside the course, every time you open one. The most common first-week mistake is assuming the extension is already working in the background and wondering why nothing's moved. Privacy Guard turns on automatically; Auto-Solve waits for you to press it.
Privacy Guard needs nothing further once it's on: it stops Edgenuity seeing the tab switches and focus loss the Page Visibility API and hasFocus() would otherwise report, scoped to the LMS only.
Explanations, entirely optional, are worth opening before a unit test or cumulative exam, which re-ask material from across the course. The guided notes are what your assessments are actually built from, and pair well with an explanation or two beforehand.
A worked example: clearing a Biology unit before a Sunday deadline
Say it's Friday night, Unit 4 in Biology is at 20% complete, due Sunday at midnight. Six lessons remain.
Sign up, add the extension, open the course, hit Auto-Solve once. It clears lesson one, warm-up, video, summary, assignment, quiz, then moves straight into lesson two on its own.
Lesson five ends in a locked unit test, a teacher-side setting, so this is where you message the teacher rather than expect the extension to work around it; Auto-Solve keeps clearing lesson six while you wait. Before attempting the unlocked test, open the explanations on a couple of the trickier lesson-five questions: five minutes there beats five more minutes of Auto-Solve running unattended.
By Saturday morning the unit is done except for that one test, which clears the moment the teacher opens it.
A practical note on pace
Auto-Solve is faster than working a course by hand, and Edgenuity's Speed Radar does flag activities completed faster than expected on video-containing activities. If that matters to you, spread a course over a few sessions instead of one continuous run. More in Speed Radar explained.
What to take from this
Three practical conclusions.
First, the workflow reduces to one click you make on purpose: sign up, install the extension, open the course, hit Auto-Solve. Everything after that is the extension's problem, not yours.
Second, Privacy Guard is not something you turn on, it's already running by the time Auto-Solve is. Nothing to remember beforehand.
Third, spend explanations deliberately, not by default: skip them on routine work, and open a few before a unit test or cumulative exam alongside the guided notes each lesson already gives you.
If something goes wrong
Email [email protected]. A person reads it. If the extension has broken against an Edgenuity update, that's exactly what we want to hear about, and it's the difference between a maintained product and a script somebody abandoned.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I install SnoopSolve?
Sign up, add the extension to Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox, then open any assigned Edgenuity activity. Setup takes about thirty seconds and there is nothing to configure.
Does SnoopSolve work on a school Chromebook?
Yes. It installs as a standard browser extension on managed Chrome, unlike userscript-based tools which need a script manager that managed devices usually block.
Does SnoopSolve skip videos or auto-advance lessons?
Yes. Auto-Solve advances instruction, warm-ups and summaries automatically, video included, and works through assignments, quizzes, unit tests and cumulative exams without you clicking through each one. A progress panel shows where it's up to, and you can pause or stop it at any point.
What happens if a unit test is locked?
If a teacher has to unlock an assessment first, no tool, including SnoopSolve, can open it: that lock lives on the school's side of the system. Message the teacher early rather than at the deadline, and let Auto-Solve keep clearing the rest of the unit while you wait on a reply.
Will running Auto-Solve too fast get flagged?
Edgenuity's Speed Radar does flag activities completed faster than expected on video-containing activities. If that matters to you, work through a course over a few sessions rather than one continuous run.